Mar 1, 2020
I finally finished the Jellinge-style selkie collar for my Viking underdress. All the stitches are flowing and swirled to resemble water 💦 Now to sew the underdress and start planning the apron...
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I finally finished the Jellinge-style selkie collar for my Viking underdress. All the stitches are flowing and swirled to resemble water 💦 Now to sew the underdress and start planning the apron...
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Lux in tenebris - Jellinge (cover)
Lux in tenebris (part 3) - Jellinge
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Womans Shoulder Tortoise Brooch with Simple Jellinge Ornamentation 800-1050 AD
The Jellinge Style (c. AD 880 – 1000)
The Jellinge style is named after the animal ornament on a small cup found in the royal burial mound at Jellinge, Denmark. This mound is thought to be the burial of King Gorm, in which case it would date to AD 958/9.
The Jellinge style does not use the “gripping beast” motif. Instead, the Jellinge cup is decorated with S-shaped animals with their heads in profile and with ribbon-shaped bodies, spiral hips, “pigtails” and curling upper lips – all of which are distinctive features of this style.