The original, probably made in the 9th Century AD, was found in St. Georges Street, Canterbury and is a gilt cruciform brooch with triangular silver panels, incised with a 'triquetra' pattern.

The engraving from which this rubbing was taken is from an exhibition featured at The Washington National Cathedral by The London Brass Rubbing Centre and has more recently been on a National tour as part of their brass rubbing workshop.

Rubbings like this one, hand made by one of their craft instructors, makes for unusual and interesting gifts.

Shipped rolled in a strong mailing tube. It can be hung either from wooden dowels or matted and framed under glass.

Shipping and handling charges include insurance cover during transit. We offer a combined shipping price if you decide to order more than one rubbing from our catalogue, if they can be rolled in the same mailing tube.