Tudor Brooch Club Meadowlark features beautifully observed songbirds

Meadowlark features beautifully observed songbirds and plants in subtle relief: nature and handcraft in harmony

and sold in the locked – or ‘lucken’- booths near St Giles Cathedral on the Royal Mile

Odin would send his two ravens around the world to bring him news of all that was happening under the sun

Built in warm red and yellow sandstone

It is pronounced 'home'

Tudor Brooch Club Meadowlark features beautifully observed songbirdsThe arts and fashions of the Tudor age were rich with embroidery, tapestry and precious stones. Few periods have equalled the Tudor taste for sumptuous decoration. Personal adornments gloried in the beauty of the craftsman's skills.