Paternoster, 'Hoccleve Chaucer' (1430)

This paternoster is suitable for mid status portrayals of the period c. 1420 - c. 1440.

All of our prayer beads are based on extant originals or visual examples. This style is patterned after the paternoster held by Geoffrey Chaucer in Thomas Hoccleve’s ‘The Regement of Princes’ (BL MS Royal 17D. VI. f. 93v, c. 1430-40)

Paternoster is made of medium brown wood beads, dark brown wood gauds, wood ring, red cord/ tassel as depicted in the original image.

Paternoster comes with storage bag and information about religion and the use of prayer beads in medieval Europe. Sheet also contains the Pater Noster and Ave Maria prayers in Latin. 

For more general information on our prayer beads, please see the main section page as well as General Information

PLEASE NOTE: These are individually hand made by Gwen. As with all handmade items there may be slight variations due to the nature of the materials used.