Sir Trollelot patiently stands guard beside the Bronze Age Fruit Machine, the only portal to the wonderful prizes available to his Pet clan from other Pet Lands! Our diligent little Pet guard, Sir Trollelot, does not covet the wonderful prizes that materialise in the Bronze Fruit Machine Portal at all. He just stands to attention, daydreaming of the day when a fair Troll Maiden will step up to the Portal, and win his bronze heart…

After patiently standing guard beside the Fruit Machine Portal for a Bronze Age, our diligent little Pet guard, Sir Trollelot, has finally dozed off. He does not, however, dream about any of the wonderful prizes that have materialised from the Bronze Fruit Machine Portal. Sir Trollelot dreams only of the fair Pet Troll Maiden that he hopes will one day step up to the Portal, and win his bronze heart…

Sir Trollelot, secretly a pacifist at heart, generally regards his Sun Shield as a multipurpose fashion accessory. Held above his head, it reflects the relentless sun away from his bronze helm! But Sir Trollelot also secretly hopes it will catch the eye of a fair troll maiden, to warm his heart and his hearth… However, the Sun Shield is really named for Sir Trollelot’s tendency to wave it about (in what he hopes is a threatening manner)…alas, with only moderate success…when he wishes to intimidate bad mannered trolls!

Slowly evolving from the first pins made of copper in around 5000 BC, and small daggers in around 2500 BC, the earliest swords made of copper, gold, silver and lead were both practical and lavishly embellished. The earliest narrow swords from the Middle Bronze Age were used primary for thrusting, while the wider bladed swords of the Late Bronze age were better suited to cutting. After his first scuffle with a bad mannered troll, Sir Trollelot named his trusty sword Dintalot, as it didn’t really harm said troll, but it did put a lot of dints in his helm and shield!

Slowly evolving from the first pins made of copper in around 5000 BC, and small daggers, metallurgy really came into its own during the Bronze Age, where the earliest swords made of copper, cold, silver or lead were both practical and lavishly embellished! The earliest narrow swords from the Middle Bronze Age were used primarily for thrusting, while the leaf-shaped blades of the Late Bronze Age were better suited to cutting. After his first scuffle with a bad mannered troll, Sir Trollelot named his trusty sword Dintalot, as it didn’t really harm said troll, but it did put a lot of dints in his helm and shield!

I am the precious leopard complex mutation of the appaloosa horse breed. You are very lucky to find me in PnF land, because I almost disappeared entirely at the end of the Bronze Age! Historians think this might have been due to my night blindness, which made it more difficult for me to communicate, find food at night, and find a safe place to avoid predators that could easily spot my beautiful white markings.

Ancient cave paintings depict me pulling bronze chariots, but more often I pulled the logs and stones my people used to make roundhouses in stone hut circles.

I'm a happy little horse with a gentle and friendly disposition. Sometimes I feel like galloping and jumping around, but sometimes I just like to take the air and talk to my friends. Occasionally you will find me looking at the ground very carefully. I'm not looking for clover - I'm talking to a butterfly!

I am the precious leopard complex mutation of the appaloosa horse breed. You are very lucky to find me in PnF land, because I almost disappeared entirely at the end of the Bronze Age! Historians think this might have been due to my night blindness, which made it more difficult for me to communicate, find food at night, and find a safe place to avoid predators that could easily spot my beautiful white markings.

Ancient cave paintings depict me pulling bronze chariots, but more often I pulled the logs and stones my people used to make roundhouses in stone hut circles.

I'm a happy little horse with a gentle and friendly disposition. Sometimes I feel like galloping and jumping around, but sometimes I just like to take the air and talk to my friends. Occasionally you will find me looking at the ground very carefully. I'm not looking for clover - I'm talking to a butterfly!

I am the precious leopard complex mutation of the appaloosa horse breed. You are very lucky to find me in PnF land, because I almost disappeared entirely at the end of the Bronze Age! Historians think this might have been due to my night blindness, which made it more difficult for me to communicate, find food at night, and find a safe place to avoid predators that could easily spot my beautiful white markings.

Ancient cave paintings depict me pulling bronze chariots, but more often I pulled the logs and stones my people used to make roundhouses in stone hut circles.

I'm a happy little horse with a gentle and friendly disposition. Sometimes I feel like galloping and jumping around, but sometimes I just like to take the air and talk to my friends. Occasionally you will find me looking at the ground very carefully. I'm not looking for clover - I'm talking to a butterfly!

I am the precious leopard complex mutation of the appaloosa horse breed. You are very lucky to find me in PnF land, because I almost disappeared entirely at the end of the Bronze Age! Historians think this might have been due to my night blindness, which made it more difficult for me to communicate, find food at night, and find a safe place to avoid predators that could easily spot my beautiful white markings.

Ancient cave paintings depict me pulling bronze chariots, but more often I pulled the logs and stones my people used to make roundhouses in stone hut circles.

I'm a happy little horse with a gentle and friendly disposition. Sometimes I feel like galloping and jumping around, but sometimes I just like to take the air and talk to my friends. Occasionally you will find me looking at the ground very carefully. I'm not looking for clover - I'm talking to a butterfly!

What’s this? A dwarf? No, wait, dwarfs don’t have tails! It’s Sir Trollelot, and he’s decked out for battle! Sir Trollelot has been wandering high and low, searching for a fair troll maiden in distress to rescue. It’s turning out to be something of a challenge for our would-be-hero though, because there aren’t too many troll maidens out there that would be considered fair by any pet’s standards! As you can see from the set of his little shoulders, Sir Trollelot is not one to give up easily, so don’t be surprised if you see him wandering in and out of your Pets’ page or the Antique Store!

What’s this? A dwarf? No, wait, dwarfs don’t have tails! It’s Sir Trollelot, and he’s decked out for battle! Sir Trollelot has been wandering high and low, searching for a fair troll maiden in distress to rescue. It’s turning out to be something of a challenge for our would-be-hero though, because there aren’t too many troll maidens out there that would be considered fair by any pet’s standards! As you can see from the set of his little shoulders, Sir Trollelot is not one to give up easily, so don’t be surprised if you see him wandering in and out of your Pets’ page or the Antique Store!

What’s this? A dwarf? No, wait, dwarfs don’t have tails! It’s Sir Trollelot, and he’s decked out for battle! Sir Trollelot has been wandering high and low, searching for a fair troll maiden in distress to rescue. It’s turning out to be something of a challenge for our would-be-hero though, because there aren’t too many troll maidens out there that would be considered fair by any pet’s standards! As you can see from the set of his little shoulders, Sir Trollelot is not one to give up easily, so don’t be surprised if you see him wandering in and out of your Pets’ page or the Antique Store!

What’s this? A dwarf? No, wait, dwarfs don’t have tails! It’s Sir Trollelot, and he’s decked out for battle! Sir Trollelot has been wandering high and low, searching for a fair troll maiden in distress to rescue. It’s turning out to be something of a challenge for our would-be-hero though, because there aren’t too many troll maidens out there that would be considered fair by any pet’s standards! As you can see from the set of his little shoulders, Sir Trollelot is not one to give up easily, so don’t be surprised if you see him wandering in and out of your Pets’ page or the Antique Store!

I am the precious leopard complex mutation of the appaloosa horse breed. You are very lucky to find me in PnF land, because I almost disappeared entirely at the end of the Bronze Age! Historians think this might have been due to my night blindness, which made it more difficult for me to communicate, find food at night, and find a safe place to avoid predators that could easily spot my beautiful white markings.

Ancient cave paintings depict me pulling bronze chariots, but more often I pulled the logs and stones my people used to make roundhouses in stone hut circles.

I'm a happy little horse with a gentle and friendly disposition. Sometimes I feel like galloping and jumping around, but sometimes I just like to take the air and talk to my friends. Occasionally you will find me looking at the ground very carefully. I'm not looking for clover - I'm talking to a butterfly!

I am the precious leopard complex mutation of the appaloosa horse breed. You are very lucky to find me in PnF land, because I almost disappeared entirely at the end of the Bronze Age! Historians think this might have been due to my night blindness, which made it more difficult for me to communicate, find food at night, and find a safe place to avoid predators that could easily spot my beautiful white markings.

Ancient cave paintings depict me pulling bronze chariots, but more often I pulled the logs and stones my people used to make roundhouses in stone hut circles.

I'm a happy little horse with a gentle and friendly disposition. Sometimes I feel like galloping and jumping around, but sometimes I just like to take the air and talk to my friends. Occasionally you will find me looking at the ground very carefully. I'm not looking for clover - I'm talking to a butterfly!

I am the precious leopard complex mutation of the appaloosa horse breed. You are very lucky to find me in PnF land, because I almost disappeared entirely at the end of the Bronze Age! Historians think this might have been due to my night blindness, which made it more difficult for me to communicate, find food at night, and find a safe place to avoid predators that could easily spot my beautiful white markings.

Ancient cave paintings depict me pulling bronze chariots, but more often I pulled the logs and stones my people used to make roundhouses in stone hut circles.

I'm a happy little horse with a gentle and friendly disposition. Sometimes I feel like galloping and jumping around, but sometimes I just like to take the air and talk to my friends. Occasionally you will find me looking at the ground very carefully. I'm not looking for clover - I'm talking to a butterfly!

I am the precious leopard complex mutation of the appaloosa horse breed. You are very lucky to find me in PnF land, because I almost disappeared entirely at the end of the Bronze Age! Historians think this might have been due to my night blindness, which made it more difficult for me to communicate, find food at night, and find a safe place to avoid predators that could easily spot my beautiful white markings.

Ancient cave paintings depict me pulling bronze chariots, but more often I pulled the logs and stones my people used to make roundhouses in stone hut circles.

I'm a happy little horse with a gentle and friendly disposition. Sometimes I feel like galloping and jumping around, but sometimes I just like to take the air and talk to my friends. Occasionally you will find me looking at the ground very carefully. I'm not looking for clover - I'm talking to a butterfly!

I am the precious leopard complex mutation of the appaloosa horse breed. You are very lucky to find me in PnF land, because I almost disappeared entirely at the end of the Bronze Age! Historians think this might have been due to my night blindness, which made it more difficult for me to communicate, find food at night, and find a safe place to avoid predators that could easily spot my beautiful white markings.

Ancient cave paintings depict me pulling bronze chariots, but more often I pulled the logs and stones my people used to make roundhouses in stone hut circles.

I'm a happy little horse with a gentle and friendly disposition. Sometimes I feel like galloping and jumping around, but sometimes I just like to take the air and talk to my friends. Occasionally you will find me looking at the ground very carefully. I'm not looking for clover - I'm talking to a butterfly!

I am the precious leopard complex mutation of the appaloosa horse breed. You are very lucky to find me in PnF land, because I almost disappeared entirely at the end of the Bronze Age! Historians think this might have been due to my night blindness, which made it more difficult for me to communicate, find food at night, and find a safe place to avoid predators that could easily spot my beautiful white markings.

Ancient cave paintings depict me pulling bronze chariots, but more often I pulled the logs and stones my people used to make roundhouses in stone hut circles.

I'm a happy little horse with a gentle and friendly disposition. Sometimes I feel like galloping and jumping around, but sometimes I just like to take the air and talk to my friends. Occasionally you will find me looking at the ground very carefully. I'm not looking for clover - I'm talking to a butterfly!

I am the precious leopard complex mutation of the appaloosa horse breed. You are very lucky to find me in PnF land, because I almost disappeared entirely at the end of the Bronze Age! Historians think this might have been due to my night blindness, which made it more difficult for me to communicate, find food at night, and find a safe place to avoid predators that could easily spot my beautiful white markings.

Ancient cave paintings depict me pulling bronze chariots, but more often I pulled the logs and stones my people used to make roundhouses in stone hut circles.

I'm a happy little horse with a gentle and friendly disposition. Sometimes I feel like galloping and jumping around, but sometimes I just like to take the air and talk to my friends. Occasionally you will find me looking at the ground very carefully. I'm not looking for clover - I'm talking to a butterfly!

I am the precious leopard complex mutation of the appaloosa horse breed. You are very lucky to find me in PnF land, because I almost disappeared entirely at the end of the Bronze Age! Historians think this might have been due to my night blindness, which made it more difficult for me to communicate, find food at night, and find a safe place to avoid predators that could easily spot my beautiful white markings.

Ancient cave paintings depict me pulling bronze chariots, but more often I pulled the logs and stones my people used to make roundhouses in stone hut circles.

I'm a happy little horse with a gentle and friendly disposition. Sometimes I feel like galloping and jumping around, but sometimes I just like to take the air and talk to my friends. Occasionally you will find me looking at the ground very carefully. I'm not looking for clover - I'm talking to a butterfly!

Beadmaking is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Sun is a particularly powerful Bronze Age symbol, reflective of both the traditional agricultural practices of the time and the Bronze Age Pets reliance on the sun for light, warmth and time keeping.

Beadmaking is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Sun is a particularly powerful Bronze Age symbol, reflective of both the traditional agricultural practices of the time and the Bronze Age Pets reliance on the sun for light, warmth and time keeping.

Beadmaking is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Sun is a particularly powerful Bronze Age symbol, reflective of both the traditional agricultural practices of the time and the Bronze Age Pets reliance on the sun for light, warmth and time keeping.

Beadmaking is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Sun is a particularly powerful Bronze Age symbol, reflective of both the traditional agricultural practices of the time and the Bronze Age Pets reliance on the sun for light, warmth and time keeping.

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! A derivative of the traditional sun symbols of the Bronze Era, the Solar Flare Bead was believed to bestow on its Bronze Age Pet wearer great wisdom or prosperity…

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! A derivative of the traditional sun symbols of the Bronze Era, the Solar Flare Bead was believed to bestow on its Bronze Age Pet wearer great wisdom or prosperity…

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! A derivative of the traditional sun symbols of the Bronze Era, the Solar Flare Bead was believed to bestow on its Bronze Age Pet wearer great wisdom or prosperity…

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! A derivative of the traditional sun symbols of the Bronze Era, the Solar Flare Bead was believed to bestow on its Bronze Age Pet wearer great wisdom or prosperity…

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The intricately beautiful Blue Lemniscate (or “Infinity”) Bead was believed to symbolise eternity, empowerment and everlasting Pet love.

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The intricately beautiful Blue Lemniscate (or “Infinity”) Bead was believed to symbolise eternity, empowerment and everlasting Pet love.

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The intricately beautiful Blue Lemniscate (or “Infinity”) Bead was believed to symbolise eternity, empowerment and everlasting Pet love.

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The intricately beautiful Blue Lemniscate (or “Infinity”) Bead was believed to symbolise eternity, empowerment and everlasting Pet love.

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Blue Starbursts Bead was a particular favourite of Bronze Age Pet travellers, who would adorn their cloaks with these beautiful beads, believing the beads possessed the power to assist them to read the stars and to navigate by them. If a Bronze Age Pet traveller ever got lost, this was attributed solely to their Blue Starbursts Beads temporarily losing their power…

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Blue Starbursts Bead was a particular favourite of Bronze Age Pet travellers, who would adorn their cloaks with these beautiful beads, believing the beads possessed the power to assist them to read the stars and to navigate by them. If a Bronze Age Pet traveller ever got lost, this was attributed solely to their Blue Starbursts Beads temporarily losing their power…

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Blue Starbursts Bead was a particular favourite of Bronze Age Pet travellers, who would adorn their cloaks with these beautiful beads, believing the beads possessed the power to assist them to read the stars and to navigate by them. If a Bronze Age Pet traveller ever got lost, this was attributed solely to their Blue Starbursts Beads temporarily losing their power…

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Blue Starbursts Bead was a particular favourite of Bronze Age Pet travellers, who would adorn their cloaks with these beautiful beads, believing the beads possessed the power to assist them to read the stars and to navigate by them. If a Bronze Age Pet traveller ever got lost, this was attributed solely to their Blue Starbursts Beads temporarily losing their power…

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Amethyst Galaxy Bead may have been inspired by the Bronze Age Pets’ fascination with the stars, or by the simple beauty of early sunrise or sunset on a cloudy day…

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Amethyst Galaxy Bead may have been inspired by the Bronze Age Pets’ fascination with the stars, or by the simple beauty of early sunrise or sunset on a cloudy day…

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Amethyst Galaxy Bead may have been inspired by the Bronze Age Pets’ fascination with the stars, or by the simple beauty of early sunrise or sunset on a cloudy day…

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Amethyst Galaxy Bead may have been inspired by the Bronze Age Pets’ fascination with the stars, or by the simple beauty of early sunrise or sunset on a cloudy day…

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The rarest and most precious bead of the Pet Bronze Age, the Dragonfly Amber Bead, encapsulates a fossilised Dragonfly of the Bronze era, who recent DNA studies confirmed was a direct ancestor of own beloved Joy Gift!

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The rarest and most precious bead of the Pet Bronze Age, the Dragonfly Amber Bead, encapsulates a fossilised Dragonfly of the Bronze era, who recent DNA studies confirmed was a direct ancestor of own beloved Joy Gift!

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The rarest and most precious bead of the Pet Bronze Age, the Dragonfly Amber Bead, encapsulates a fossilised Dragonfly of the Bronze era, who recent DNA studies confirmed was a direct ancestor of own beloved Joy Gift!

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The rarest and most precious bead of the Pet Bronze Age, the Dragonfly Amber Bead, encapsulates a fossilised Dragonfly of the Bronze era, who recent DNA studies confirmed was a direct ancestor of own beloved Joy Gift!

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! This precious Hardened Amber Bead has been specially reproduced for PnF, to enable artists to encapsulate their own favourite images in this beautiful Bronze Age period bead!

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! This precious Hardened Amber Bead has been specially reproduced for PnF, to enable artists to encapsulate their own favourite images in this beautiful Bronze Age period bead!

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! This precious Hardened Amber Bead has been specially reproduced for PnF, to enable artists to encapsulate their own favourite images in this beautiful Bronze Age period bead!

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! This precious Hardened Amber Bead has been specially reproduced for PnF, to enable artists to encapsulate their own favourite images in this beautiful Bronze Age period bead!

Beadmaking is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Eye of Bronze Bead was believed to protect Pets from invaders from other Pet worlds.

Beadmaking is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Eye of Bronze Bead was believed to protect Pets from invaders from other Pet worlds.

Beadmaking is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Eye of Bronze Bead was believed to protect Pets from invaders from other Pet worlds.

Beadmaking is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Eye of Bronze Bead was believed to protect Pets from invaders from other Pet worlds.

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Ridged Greenstone Bead was a favourite of Bronze Age Pet Dragons and Unicorns, who used it to store and purify their wild magics.

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Ridged Greenstone Bead was a favourite of Bronze Age Pet Dragons and Unicorns, who used it to store and purify their wild magics.

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Ridged Greenstone Bead was a favourite of Bronze Age Pet Dragons and Unicorns, who used it to store and purify their wild magics.

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Ridged Greenstone Bead was a favourite of Bronze Age Pet Dragons and Unicorns, who used it to store and purify their wild magics.

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Hardened Ruby Bead was a favourite of the Bronze Age Pet Trolls, who were drawn to its rich colour, and just loved to wear it as medallion, use it as a button for their clothing, or use it to decorate their wine goblets!

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Hardened Ruby Bead was a favourite of the Bronze Age Pet Trolls, who were drawn to its rich colour, and just loved to wear it as medallion, use it as a button for their clothing, or use it to decorate their wine goblets!

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Hardened Ruby Bead was a favourite of the Bronze Age Pet Trolls, who were drawn to its rich colour, and just loved to wear it as medallion, use it as a button for their clothing, or use it to decorate their wine goblets!

Bead making is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Hardened Ruby Bead was a favourite of the Bronze Age Pet Trolls, who were drawn to its rich colour, and just loved to wear it as medallion, use it as a button for their clothing, or use it to decorate their wine goblets!

Beadmaking is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Carved Bone Bead represented the wisdom and memories of the Pet from whom it came, and was proudly worn by members of their Pet Clan.