£ 2,000.00
A bronze coiled armlet formed from a continuous rod in eighteen passes. It is flat on the inside, very slightly rounded on the outside, and has tapering terminals.
In stock
The Celtic spiral is a dynamic and popular symbol. It is indicative of endless movement, and was in use from the Neolithic period (c. 5000 BC). Bronze craftsmen continued to use the pattern during the Bronze Age, though more flamboyant and flatter spiral patterns were favoured.
To discover more about spirals in Celtic culture, please visit our relevant blog post: The Symbolism of the Spiral in Celtic Imagery.
| Weight | 307 g |
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| Dimensions | L 12.7 cm |
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