Discover the Uppåkra Viking Mask Pendant, a remarkable piece of jewelry that will transport you to the Viking Age and highlight your unique style.
This pendant is inspired by an original found in the Swedish cemetery of Uppåkra, dating from the 9th-10th centuries. The Borre style of the design gives it unparalleled authenticity and elegance, making it a unique and exclusive piece in your collection.
Made by the renowned German manufacturer, Pera Peris, you can trust the quality and durability of this stunning pendant. Created with attention to detail and using the highest quality materials, this piece of jewelery will accompany you for years to come without losing its shine or charm.
At 1.5" tall and 0.75" wide, Uppåkra's Viking Mask Pendant is the perfect size for subtle yet dramatic flair. Its intricate and distinctive design will capture the attention of everyone around you, making you the center of attention.
Its versatility allows you to combine it with any type of outfit, be it casual or more formal. Add it to your favorite necklace or wear it with a stainless steel chain for a bold, modern contrast.
Do not miss the opportunity to acquire this historical jewel that pays homage to the Vikings and carries their legacy with you. Take advantage now and add the Uppåkra Viking mask pendant to your collection, you won't regret it!
The Uppåkra mask pendant shows the bearded face of a Viking with fixed eyes and a small nose, which is interpreted as Odin. The magnificent mustache and the beard forked on the chin are striking.
Nearly identical mask pendants from the Viking Age are known not only from Uppåkra but also from other finds in Härad/Sweden and in Gnezdovo/Russia.
Viking pendants with bearded faces are often interpreted as images of the god Odin. However, very similar depictions of Viking Age smithies also suggest a connection to the god Loki, as he is associated with the craft of the blacksmith.
Various mask amulets are known from the Viking Age, often in the form of a beard, although their meaning is not really certain. However, it is surprising that many of these mask amulets have been found in the context of warrior burials, so it is reasonable to assume that the bearded mask pendants could be a representation of the battle god Odin.
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