Early Medieval Iron Penannular Brooch

Description

This Twisted Iron Penannular Brooch is a reproduction of early medieval clothing fasteners. It is hand forged from iron and has a distinctive twisted ring design, which not only gives visual look but also improves the grip while fastening garments.

Unlike painted or coated pieces, this brooch pin has a natural iron finish, showing the metal’s raw character. The twisted design was commonly seen in early medieval and Viking-era brooches, which made these not only functional but also visually aesthetic and appealing. These brooches were widely used to secure cloaks, shawls, tunics, and heavy wool garments.

To use the brooch, the pin is passed through the fabric and then rotated so the ring locks the cloth in place, simple, secure, and historically accurate. This fastening method made penannular brooches reliable even in windy or cold conditions.

Ideal for Costumes, LARP, living history, or everyday historical wear, this piece works perfectly as an iron cloak pin and pairs well with wool, linen, and heavier fabrics. Its design makes it suitable for Viking times like the viking pennnular brooch.

This brooch is also a popular choice for collectors who appreciate authentic forms and traditional ironwork. Each piece shows subtle variations from hand forging, making every brooch unique.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

• Keep dry when not in use

• Wipe with a cloth after use

• Apply a light coat of oil occasionally to prevent rust

• Store in a dry place away from moisture

• Natural surface marks are normal and part of the finish