Viking Era 大形フィブラまたは卵形ブローチ(ペテルセン型51)





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希少な大きな貝葉状ブローチ – バンドル時代からヴァイキング時代へ、紀元前8世紀~紀元10世紀頃 – 金箔の痕跡が残る
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文化圏: スカンジナビア/北ゲルマン地域
年代: 紀元8–10世紀頃(バンドル時代からヴァイキング時代へ)
タイプ: 大型の卵形貝葉ブローチ
素材: 金属、恐らく銅合金/ブロンズ
長さ: 約 10.1 cm
特筆: 内側に金箔の痕跡が見える
保存状態: 古美術品としての年齢相応の状態で、使用痕、腐食痕、部分的な材質欠損が顕著
説明
北ゲルマン文化圏に属する、非常に珍しく大きな貝葉状ブローチが出品されます。紀元8~10世紀の時期に attributed され、ヴァイキング時代へと移行する過渡期のスタイルを帯び、巨大さと精巧な装飾、そして古風な風格が特徴です。
長さ約10.1 cmを誇るこの品は、卵形のフォルムに、立体的に加工された多部品の装飾、曲線を描く線、同心円状のモチーフ、幾何学的に区分された装飾フィールドが組み込まれ、古代北欧の工芸伝統へ強い洞察を与えます。
内側に残る金箔の痕跡は特筆すべき点で、元々はさらに華やかな表面装飾だったと推測されます。
貝葉ブローチは、スカンジナビアの鉄器時代とヴァイキング時代の特徴的な装身具・衣装部品の一つでした。比較的近代にはノルウェー、スウェーデン、デンマーク、北ドイツ地方で類例が知られており、単なる衣服の固定具であるだけでなく、身分・地域伝統・個人の好みを示す象徴としても機能しました。
状態
年代物の状態で、明確な経年痕が見られます。腐食、表面の欠損、損傷があり、内側には金箔の痕跡がまだ認められます。
現状の保存状態を示す写真をご参照ください。
発送は欧州連合国内のみ。
Oval Viking Brooch
The Oval Viking Brooch (compare with Type Petersen 51)
The depicted tortoiseshell or bowl brooch exhibits the features of type Petersen 51 (P 51), the most widespread and iconic type of female dress accessory from the 10th century Viking Age. Visual Characteristics and ConstructionShape and profile: The brooch features a domed, convex oval shape. The lower perimeter is finished with a raised, notched or beaded rim. Ornamentation and layout: The surface is segmented into distinct panels by contoured ridges adorned with diagonal hatching or herringbone patterns. Prominent round medallions and teardrop-shaped fields enclose stylized relief figures and mythical animal heads. Bosses: Raised knobs sit at structural junctions and along the borders, giving depth to the cast bronze surface. Double shell construction: P 51 brooches were originally manufactured as two-piece castings, consisting of an inner backplate topped with an openwork decorative cover plate fixed in place with small rivets. Historical Function and WearWorn in pairs: These fibulae were invariably worn in matching pairs, positioned symmetrically on the chest just below the shoulders.Securing the apron dress: An iron or bronze pin on the hollow reverse secured the shoulder loops of the woolen overdress (the apron dress or hangerock) over the linen underdress.Connecting festoons: Strands of glass, carnelian, or amber beads were frequently strung between the two brooches. In addition, lower loops were used to hang small chains holding functional tools, such as sewing needles, scissors, ear spoons, or keys.Typology and Significance
In his 1928 classification Vikingetidens smykker, Norwegian archaeologist Jan Petersen documented that this single type accounts for almost half of all recovered Viking oval brooches. They were cast in large numbers across major Scandinavian trading hubs (such as Kaupang, Birka, and Hedeby) using the lost-wax method.Wearing such elaborate bronze brooches indicated the social standing of a free, respected woman of the household (húsfreyja) and remains the defining element for modern historical reconstructions of female Viking dress.
希少な大きな貝葉状ブローチ – バンドル時代からヴァイキング時代へ、紀元前8世紀~紀元10世紀頃 – 金箔の痕跡が残る
EU内への発送のみ!
文化圏: スカンジナビア/北ゲルマン地域
年代: 紀元8–10世紀頃(バンドル時代からヴァイキング時代へ)
タイプ: 大型の卵形貝葉ブローチ
素材: 金属、恐らく銅合金/ブロンズ
長さ: 約 10.1 cm
特筆: 内側に金箔の痕跡が見える
保存状態: 古美術品としての年齢相応の状態で、使用痕、腐食痕、部分的な材質欠損が顕著
説明
北ゲルマン文化圏に属する、非常に珍しく大きな貝葉状ブローチが出品されます。紀元8~10世紀の時期に attributed され、ヴァイキング時代へと移行する過渡期のスタイルを帯び、巨大さと精巧な装飾、そして古風な風格が特徴です。
長さ約10.1 cmを誇るこの品は、卵形のフォルムに、立体的に加工された多部品の装飾、曲線を描く線、同心円状のモチーフ、幾何学的に区分された装飾フィールドが組み込まれ、古代北欧の工芸伝統へ強い洞察を与えます。
内側に残る金箔の痕跡は特筆すべき点で、元々はさらに華やかな表面装飾だったと推測されます。
貝葉ブローチは、スカンジナビアの鉄器時代とヴァイキング時代の特徴的な装身具・衣装部品の一つでした。比較的近代にはノルウェー、スウェーデン、デンマーク、北ドイツ地方で類例が知られており、単なる衣服の固定具であるだけでなく、身分・地域伝統・個人の好みを示す象徴としても機能しました。
状態
年代物の状態で、明確な経年痕が見られます。腐食、表面の欠損、損傷があり、内側には金箔の痕跡がまだ認められます。
現状の保存状態を示す写真をご参照ください。
発送は欧州連合国内のみ。
Oval Viking Brooch
The Oval Viking Brooch (compare with Type Petersen 51)
The depicted tortoiseshell or bowl brooch exhibits the features of type Petersen 51 (P 51), the most widespread and iconic type of female dress accessory from the 10th century Viking Age. Visual Characteristics and ConstructionShape and profile: The brooch features a domed, convex oval shape. The lower perimeter is finished with a raised, notched or beaded rim. Ornamentation and layout: The surface is segmented into distinct panels by contoured ridges adorned with diagonal hatching or herringbone patterns. Prominent round medallions and teardrop-shaped fields enclose stylized relief figures and mythical animal heads. Bosses: Raised knobs sit at structural junctions and along the borders, giving depth to the cast bronze surface. Double shell construction: P 51 brooches were originally manufactured as two-piece castings, consisting of an inner backplate topped with an openwork decorative cover plate fixed in place with small rivets. Historical Function and WearWorn in pairs: These fibulae were invariably worn in matching pairs, positioned symmetrically on the chest just below the shoulders.Securing the apron dress: An iron or bronze pin on the hollow reverse secured the shoulder loops of the woolen overdress (the apron dress or hangerock) over the linen underdress.Connecting festoons: Strands of glass, carnelian, or amber beads were frequently strung between the two brooches. In addition, lower loops were used to hang small chains holding functional tools, such as sewing needles, scissors, ear spoons, or keys.Typology and Significance
In his 1928 classification Vikingetidens smykker, Norwegian archaeologist Jan Petersen documented that this single type accounts for almost half of all recovered Viking oval brooches. They were cast in large numbers across major Scandinavian trading hubs (such as Kaupang, Birka, and Hedeby) using the lost-wax method.Wearing such elaborate bronze brooches indicated the social standing of a free, respected woman of the household (húsfreyja) and remains the defining element for modern historical reconstructions of female Viking dress.
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