This bronze pilgrim brooch is a medieval replica of the Agnus Dei, a symbol of the Lamb of God in Latin, which represents Jesus Christ and has been widely used in Christianity since ancient times. This symbol, like the paschal lamb marked with the banner of victory, is an icon of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The Agnus Dei is therefore a frequent element in Christian art and heraldry.
This medieval pilgrim brooch measures 4 x 3 cm and has a strong pin on the back to attach it to clothing. It is made of high-quality bronze, giving it a sturdy, authentic touch.
This brooch is perfect for lovers of medieval art and culture, and also as a gift for devout Christians and believers. Take this symbol of faith with you on your next pilgrimage and feel the protection of the Lamb of God on your way.
This bronze pilgrim brooch made by Pera Peris, a renowned German manufacturer of religious articles, is a unique jewel that will capture everyone's attention. With its stunning medieval design and religious significance, this brooch is sure to be a conversation piece and a true treasure for those who own it.
Every detail of this brooch has been carefully worked to create a high quality and authentic piece. With a height of 4 cm and a width of 3 cm, this brooch is small enough to be discreet, but striking enough to stand out in any outfit.
The bronze used in the making of this brooch gives it a durable, rustic look, ensuring that it remains in pristine condition for a long time. You won't have to worry about damage or wear as this brooch has been made to stand the test of time.
Whether you are a devout Christian looking for a symbol of faith to take with you on your next pilgrimage, or simply a lover of medieval art looking for unique jewelry, this bronze pilgrim brooch is the perfect choice for you. Don't wait any longer and make your purchase now!
Since the 12th century, pilgrimage badges have enjoyed great popularity. Each pilgrimage site had its own motif, and insignia, made of lead, tin, or precious metals, were produced in large numbers and at low cost. This was due to the fact that the pilgrim's insignia associated its bearer with the promise of salvation of the place visited.
In addition, the wearer of a pilgrim's badge could also count on support during his pilgrimage and protection against attacks. And last but not least, pilgrim's regalia, sold en masse in the Middle Ages, pumped a lot of money into church coffers.
Pilgrim badges were visibly attached to bags, hats, or clothing and testified to the holy place the wearer had attended. In this way, the pilgrim could identify himself as a devout and pious person and spread the word about the respective pilgrimage site.
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