Entwined beast from the twelfth century shrine of St. Lachtin, showing the strong influence of Viking ‘Urnes’ style of art being incorporated by the Irish craftsman at this period. National Museum of Ireland, Dublin. Courtney Davis created an interpretation of the animals found on the crest of the Crosier. The Crosiers of the churches were considered to be signs of power and authority. His design has been turned into this intricate knotwork pendant. The entwined knotwork is highlighted in black.

Approx. pendant size : Cross measurement is 3.25 centimetre in diameter and 2.5 mm thickness. Weight : 10 grams.

Black cord option comes with an approx. 72 cm cord.

Chain option comes with a 2 mm flat link stainless steel chain of either 18 , 22 inch standard length or a 18 inch chain with an extension up to 4 inches ( 22 inch total ) in length for more flexibility and a lead free pewter accent bead. Wear them with or without bead!

Courtney Davis is a leading designer of Celtic Art. His interpretations of ancient Celtic and Viking symbolism have been transformed into these beautifully crafted pendants lovingly.

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