Green man Medieval Plaque

One of the most mysterious and enduring symbols of the medieval world, the Green Man peers out from the stonework of cathedrals, churches, and castles across Britain and Europe — a face wreathed in leaves, an ancient spirit of nature woven into the very fabric of the Christian age. This beautifully crafted replica plaque captures the enigmatic power of this iconic medieval motif, bringing a piece of ancient folklore to life. Appearing in English churches mostly after the 1066 Norman Conquest. While often associated with pagan, pre-Christian fertility roots, scholars generally view the carved heads as Norman imports or representations of new growth

• Iconic Green Man design — the classic face-in-foliage motif found carved in medieval churches and cathedrals from Canterbury to Chartres - Height 17cm Width 15cm
• Plaque format — designed for wall display, making a striking and atmospheric addition to any room 
• Museum-quality replica — faithfully crafted with an authentic stone-effect aged finish
• Rich in folklore — a symbol of nature, rebirth, and the wild spirit that persisted through the medieval Christian world
• Perfect gift — ideal for history enthusiasts, folklore lovers, and admirers of medieval art and architecture

Ancient, mysterious, and ever-watchful — the Green Man has gazed from Britain's sacred buildings for a thousand years.