Romeinse matres 2de eeuw Romeinse & Keltische fibulae Historisch gezien kwamen rondellen op

Historisch gezien kwamen rondellen op de hand maar weinig voor

middeleeuwse fairs

Dergelijke hoofddeksels werden in de renaissance door rijke dames in Engeland

de amandelvormige ogen en het beest dat zijn eigen lichaam bijt zijn allemaal veelvoorkomend in de Viking kunststijl Jellinge

The colour of the cover can vary between black and brown

Romeinse matres 2de eeuw Romeinse & Keltische fibulae Historisch gezien kwamen rondellen opThis matres statue is made after a 2nd century original excavated in Gaul. Nowadays it is part of the collection of Muse d'Argentomagnus in France. The Matres (Latin `Mothers`) were goddesses who were worshipped in North and West Europe from the 1st to 5th century AD. They are usually depicted per three on votive stones and altars. Half of the divine names are Celtic, and the other half is Germanic. They were also worshipped in regions of Germania,