Savoro | Viking Weave | Ouroboros

Construction: 10-loop Trichinopoly weave (Viking braid/Viking Weave); created by weaving wire into a continuous braided structure rather than assembling links. Finished at ¼" diameter; endcap clasp bonded with internal adhesive and reinforced with UV resin.
Materials: 26-Gauge Distressed Lacquered (black) Tarnish-Resistant Copper Wire; Alloy Hook and Snake Head Clasps
Size: 8.75 inches (including clasp head and tail)
Included: Square black velvet drawstring pouch
Photos: Actual bracelet shown. Backgrounds may be digitally enhanced. Worn image is a virtual try-on for scale.

Behind the Design: The Savoro takes its name from the Old Norse roots Sava (black or dark) and Oro (serpent), a direct reference to the Ouroboros and the "Dark Serpent" aesthetic of this piece. This design is centered around a detailed snake head and tail hook clasp, functioning as a traditional Ouroboros to represent eternity and the cyclical nature of time. To create a dense, scale-like appearance, the band is meticulously worked into a Trichinopoly weave using blackened wire. Built for durability and functional everyday wear, this bracelet offers a raw, high-end studio look that emphasizes the symbolic power of the serpent emerging from the deep.

Quick Answers
What is a Viking woven bracelet?
A Viking woven bracelet is made using a wire-weaving technique that creates a dense, flexible braid from interlinked loops rather than pre-made chain.
Is this the same as a standard chain bracelet?
No. A Viking woven bracelet is built through a woven wire structure, which gives it a different texture, construction, and overall feel than standard chain.
Is this bracelet handmade?
Yes. Each bracelet is woven by hand, so slight variation is part of the process.
Is the bracelet flexible or rigid?
The woven section has some flexibility but is not meant to be bent into tight angles. Applying too much force can damage the structure.
How do you open and close the ouroboros clasp?
Slide the tail out of the ring in the snake head to open the clasp. To close it, guide the tail back through the ring in the snake head until it is seated securely.
Tip: Hold the bracelet close to the clasp for better control when opening and closing.