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Cultural and Temporal Context: Reflecting influences from both the Viking and Medieval periods, crafted during the 12th to 13th centuries
Discovery/Acquisition Location: Found in Europe, specifically on the island of Gotland in Sweden
Materials: Made primarily from silver, with the addition of niello
Craftsmanship Technique: Crafted through casting, incising, and inlaying
Description: This silver feather brooch features a flat-convex section with a central part that has a recess on the back, tapering toward the ends. The central relief design consists of an interwoven knot motif, flanked by animal masks and incised foliate decorations. The stylistic influence of Hellenic motifs is evident in this ornamentation.
The clips on the brooch are multifaceted and adorned with inlaid patterns, as well as stamped triangles. The pin of the brooch has a subtriangular, spiral-shaped head, which is decorated with pierced and incised geometric patterns.