Viking Silver Brooch with Triple Circular Motifs - Norse Artifacts & Jewelry #1941484 (License: Personal Use)

This is a line illustration of a high-status Viking Age disc-on-bow brooch, likely from the late 8th to early 10th century. The piece features three stacked circular elements-top and bottom smaller discs flanking a larger central disc-all adorned with stylized animal heads, spiral terminals, and interlaced ribbon patterns characteristic of the Borre or Jellinge style. Such brooches were worn by elite women as fasteners for outer garments and served as markers of social rank and regional identity.

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