Catalog
| Location | Ireland |
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| Edge | Plain |
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| Obverse description | The obverse features a polychrome enamel central field depicting a standing female figure in high relief, interpreted as Ériu, the personification of Ireland, surrounded by a pastoral landscape with deer and a halo of light above her head. The figure is entwined with serpentine forms, evoking mythological imagery. The border is ornately decorated with interlaced Celtic knotwork and triskelion motifs in the field. |
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| Reverse description | The reverse displays an elaborate Celtic interlace design in high relief, covering the entire field with symmetrical scrollwork, zoomorphic forms, and a central circular medallion, all rendered in the style of Insular manuscript illumination. A fine beaded border runs along the rim, framing the intricate pattern. |
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