Disc Brooch from Cheddar

This openwork bronze reproduction is a disc-shaped brooch inspired by the extraordinary medieval Cheddar brooch, discovered near the town of the same name in Somerset, England.

This original brooch, openwork with intricate designs of intertwined animals and plant motifs, belongs to the Trewhiddle style, characteristic of Anglo-Saxon jewelry from the 9th and 10th centuries.

Our bronze version recreates this historical aesthetic: a disc-shaped structure with intertwined decoration, evoking the zoomorphic and plant motifs typical of the period, tastefully adapted for modern use.

This brooch is ideal for historical reenactments of the high nobility of the early Middle Ages, or for those who love fashion inspired by the past, European medieval history, or larpers who want to add a historical touch to their medieval-inspired attire.

This brooch is handcrafted from high-quality bronze.

Measurements: 6 cm in diameter.