Celtic Plaque

Explore the art and symbolism of the Celtic world with this detailed resin reproduction of a section of a Bronze Celtic wine jug, discovered in Salzburg, Austria. Dating back to around 400 BC, this artefact offers a fascinating glimpse into Celtic craftsmanship and their rich symbolic traditions. The figure depicted on the plaque is thought to represent themes of birth or rebirth, with water (or wine) symbolising life’s cyclical renewal.

Key features:

• Authentic Design: This plaque is a faithful reproduction of a section from the famous Celtic wine jug, reflecting the intricate designs and symbolism of Celtic bronze work.
• Approx. 16.5cm x 5cm: The size is ideal for display, offering a striking representation of Celtic art and history.
• Historical Significance: Believed to date from approximately 400 BC, this piece provides an important link to Celtic rituals and beliefs, especially regarding birth, life, and rebirth.
• Durable Resin Construction: Made from high-quality resin, this plaque is designed to last and maintain its fine details while offering a tactile, educational resource.

This Celtic plaque is an exceptional tool for teaching students about ancient Celtic art, symbolism, and their rich cultural practices. It’s a perfect addition to any classroom or museum display focused on the Celtic era, providing a tangible connection to one of history’s most intriguing cultures.