This Roman pendant in the shape of a winged phallus made of polished bone is based on a 1st-century find from Great Britain.
In Roman antiquity, the so-called phallus (Latin: fascinum) was a widespread symbol of protection and good luck. It was meant to ward off the "evil eye" and was often worn as an amulet or used in everyday life.
The winged depiction is a typical motif of Roman amulets, combining symbolism with artistic design.
This detailed replica is suitable as a historically inspired piece of jewelry as well as a special collector's item.
Each pendant is handcrafted and unique.
Slight variations emphasize the artisanal character.
