The Santiago de Compostela Pilgrim Shell is the symbol of the way and consists of the valves of the scallop.The shell is also known as the sea comb or comb of Santiago. Find the Santiago Pilgrim Shell on the streets along with the yellow arrow to indicate the path.
Guidebook in Italian to the Camino di Santiago de Compostela provides all the information you need to get on the road: detailed maps, altimetries, the step by step description of the route, the official variants, where to sleep and places to visit. The Credential Camino di Santiago de Compostela represents the “pilgrim’s passport”. It attests to the identity and motivation of the traveler, it is an indispensable tool.
You can apply The Embroidered Cammino di Oropa to the backpack with the symbol of the path. The patch is made of yellow flocked fabric with embroidered accents in black.It can be sewn or ironed.
Our Brooch is made of natural wood with the image of the Pilgrim, symbol of the Via Francigena, to be applied to your backpack or the Via Francigena – Sweatshirt. Colour available: red and natural wood
Our Wooden Keychain Pilgrim by bicycle has the shape of the Via Francigena Pilgrim by bicycle. Colour available: purple, red, orange and blue Product details: Thickness: 4+4 mm, Size: 60×60 mm
The Poster of the Via Francigena is a watercolor with the highlights of the path in a medieval style. The poster celebrates the 3200 km of the route through Europe.
This Wooden “Magic Square” Magnet has therefore engraved the ancestral, metaphorical and spiritual Symbol that is found in different places along the Via Francigena.Product details: Thickness: 4+4 mm; Size: 60 x 60 mm; Colour: purple, red, orange and blue.
Our Via Francigena – Wooden multicolored Brooch, You can then apply it to your backpack or the Via Francigena sweatshirt. Product details: Thickness: 4+4 mm; Size: 90x 15mm; Colour: purple, red, orange and blue.
The Santiago de Compostela Pilgrim Shell is the symbol of the way and consists of the valves of the scallop.The shell is also known as the sea comb or comb of Santiago. Find the Santiago Pilgrim Shell on the streets along with the yellow arrow to indicate the path.
Together with the stick and saddlebag, the shell was the sign of recognition of the pilgrim.It seems that in ancient times the pilgrims ate scallops and kept the shell.
The shell of the scallop had the function of “glass” to be used during the journey and was also a symbol of life, rebirth and purification.
The Credential of the Cammino di Santiago de Compostela represents the “passport of the pilgrim” and is the fundamental document.Thanks to this “passport” it attests to the identity and motivation of the traveler, and is therefore an indispensable tool: the pilgrim must have his credential with him to be identified as such.
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