Macedonian Antique shield
1.150 den – 4.460 den
Description of Motive
he Macedonian ancient shield was made of wood, leather and metal. On the outside he had a round navel – omphal. A decorative star – a rosette with lightning – was usually attached in the middle.
In the circular zone around were nailed metal semicircular envelopes – fireplaces. Numerous iron wedges were nailed on them as well as between the spaces. These iron shackles had primarily a defensive function. When the enemy struck with the sword they were protection so as not to break the shield.
About the Product
Appropriate gift for weddings, birthdays, jubilee, celebration, name day, moving into a new home …
A motif from the Macedonian cultural heritage, made of metal, in the forging technique. On a specially made metal plate, the motif is described in Macedonian and English. The motif and metal plate are mounted on a velvet base placed in a glazed wooden frame. The product is packed in a suitable packaging box.
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Size-1 / 13x13cm. ,Size-2 / 17х17cm. ,Size-3 / 20х20cm. ,Size-4 / 25х25cm. ,Size-5 / 30х30cm. |
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