pilgrim sign our lady of tombelaine 15th century bronze Fantasy broeken en rokken It is well-suited to wearing

It is well-suited to wearing beneath medieval tunics or as a separate garment

often as a waist-accentuating top layer over a blouse

It weighs 37

battle-ready blade is made from carbon steel with a Rockwell hardness of 48-50 HRC

The fine chain

pilgrim sign our lady of tombelaine 15th century bronze Fantasy broeken en rokken It is well-suited to wearingThis pilgrim sign shows the crowned Mary, seated in an artfully patterned chair dress, with a lily as a flower of innocence on her left and the fully dressed Christ child on her right. The image refers to the 'Lady of Tombelaine', named after the islet of Tombelaine near Mont Saint Michel in France, where a church dedicated to Marian worship became a place of pilgrimage. The original, dating from the early 15th century, was found in Salisbury, England