slavic kolovrat amulet sun wheel bronze De kerker t used later than the

t used later than the 2ndcentury AD

and Heracles was the most famous example of this

cuirasses and tassets often imitated the fashionable clothing of the period

The various brass aiglets make it possible to secure plate or chain mail with precision

close fit that was characteristic of the 14th and 15th centuries and which makes her suitable for a noble lady

slavic kolovrat amulet sun wheel bronze De kerker t used later than theThis pendant shows the eight spoked kolovrat, the Slavic sun wheel, here designed as a medieval shield with an iron shield knob a free interpretation of historical Slavic spoke wheel images. The kolovrat represents the highest Slavic god Svarog: 'kolo' means wheel, 'vrat' spokes, and just like the original meaning of the swastika, the spokes rotate with the course of the sun, in the endless cycle of birth, life, death and rebirth. As a sun symbol, the