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Small Viking Disc Fibula Birka in Borre Style
A very faithful replica of a small disc fibula in Viking Age Borre style. The original piece it was modeled on was found in the Swedish town of Birka and can nowadays be admired at the Swedish National Museum. This cloak brooch/clasp does not only feature a sturdy pin for proper fastening to your garment, but also a small lug enabling you to wear it as a pendant. It is available in bronze or silver-plated. More information...
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Small Viking Disc Fibula Birka in Borre Style
- Material: bronze or silver-plated
- Weight: approx. 9 g
- Diameter approx. 24.85mm
- Thickness about 7mm
The Borre style
... superseded the Oseberg style in the course of the 9th century and prevailed until the middle of the 10th century. The early medieval Borre style, also referred to as the gripping-beast style, is named after the Norwegian locality of Borre on the Oslo Fjord. This style is characterized by representations of animals and knot patterns and was later followed by the Jelling style.
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