Within the Society for Creative Anachronism,
The Order of the Pelican is the highest
award of recognition given to an individual to honor their service
to the organization.
I would be happy to create custom regalia for you, or as a special
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For more information about champlevé
and cloisonné enamel , see the terms
and techniques page.
This is a representative sampling of the type of work that I
do, my current stock will be similar.
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Celtic Pelican - 4
cm/diameter
| Inspired by some of the birds in the Book of
Kells, this cloisonné Pelican has a blue background and
is set in a simple, sterling silver, open-back setting. |
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Heraldic Pelican with Pearl Border - 5.75 cm/diameter
| A border of white freshwater seed pearls, and
a deep green transparent background, surrounds this heraldic
Pelican giving this medallion a Byzantine look. |
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Norse Pelican - 4
cm/diameter
| This cloisonné medallion has a 10th century
style Norse Pelican set in a simple sterling silver setting |
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Birka-style Pelican - 4
cm/diameter
| This sterling silver Pelican medallion features
soldered granulation in the style of the metalwork from Viking
age Birka (Sweden, 10th C), and a ring-stamped background |
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The "Bad" Pelican - 4 cm/diameter
| This unusual Pelican medallion, created originally
as a special request, features a memorable cloisonné enamel
image |
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