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Educational Tradition/Artistic Style: Reflecting the Jellinge style
Cultural and Temporal Context: Originating in Viking culture during the 10th century
Discovery/Acquisition Location: Found in Europe, specifically in Scandinavia, in Uppland, Stockholm County, near Norrtälje
Materials: Crafted from copper alloy and adorned with gold plating
Craftsmanship Technique: Created through casting, gilding, and the application of gold
Description: This gold-plated oval brooch is composed of two distinct parts. The first part features an openwork design with cast decorations, including an intertwined animal motif and four bosses in the form of bird heads. It likely originally had a central applied head, which is now missing, leaving a large hole in the center. The edges of this component have suffered damage over time.
The second part is a separate base with a decorative frieze containing six panels, each displaying a profile animal motif in the Jellinge style. On the reverse side of this base, there are remnants of the fabric that was used in the casting process. Unfortunately, the pin is missing from this brooch, and there are traces of antique repair work on it.