Morning star

In this post we unravel its history and design of the morning star weapon. Don't miss out - learn more about this piece of medieval history today.

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The morning star is both a natural phenomenon and a human-made symbol. Here’s a closer look.

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Everything you think you know about the “Morning Star” and the “Evening Star” is wrong.

Morning Star: This type of mace is commonly called morning star or holy water sprinkler and was made in Milan sometime between 1560 and 1580. Constructed of punched, engraved, and russeted steel, the piece is ornamented with silver and gold hatching, a copper alloy, and is encrusted with silver beads.

"Mace" commissioned in 2020. The client wanted "A morning star, with large spikes." Maybe I should get one of these to help me protect my toilet paper hoard from last year!