Early Medieval Bone Crucifix from Kána

Kána Early Medieval Cross – Historical Bone Replica

Discover this beautiful Early Medieval bone cross, inspired by an archaeological find from Kána, Hungary. Its simple and elegant design reflects the spirituality and craftsmanship of Christian communities during the Early Middle Ages.

While most surviving cross pendants from the Anglo-Saxon and Medieval periods were made of metal, a small number of exceptional examples were crafted from organic materials such as bone, antler, or jet. These objects were valued for their light weight, accessibility, and strong religious significance.

The Kána cross belongs to this tradition of personal devotion that spread across much of Europe between the 7th and 11th centuries. Similar finds have been discovered in Christian contexts in England, Central Europe, and Scandinavia, demonstrating the widespread use of such pendants as expressions of faith.

Crafted from genuine bone, this replica faithfully reproduces the understated appearance of historical originals and is an ideal accessory for historical reenactment, living history, or Early Medieval collections.

Features

• Made from genuine bone
• Simple and authentic historical design
• Measurements: 25 x 25 mm
• Ideal for historical reenactment, living history, and collecting
• Lightweight and comfortable to wear as a pendant

A meaningful piece that evokes the early expression of Christian faith in Medieval Europe.