Born from the furnaces of Santiago de Compostela, this artisanal glass shell is shaped by hands steeped in centuries of craft. Its luminous surface reflects your inner journey while serving as a tangible connection to pilgrims past and present. A sacred object for those who walk the Camino with reverence and wonder.
Since this shell is hand made, they all differ a little bit. See the picture of the 4 shells to see possible variations of each shell.
Fast shipping to USA. Package securely wrapped. Excellent communication. Shell is beautiful and unique. I love that you can't find this anywhere else. Lovely reminder of my camino journey.
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Lynda
Little treasure
Fast shipping to USA. Package securely wrapped. Excellent communication. Shell is beautiful and unique. I love that you can't find this anywhere else. Lovely reminder of my camino journey.
Hand made Glass Shell
Patrik G.
My daily reminder
The scallop shell decorates the step leading out into the garden. And it’s illuminated in the dark as well. When I ask Alexa to turn on the light, I say: “Alexa, Camino de Santiago on…”
Original Bronze Way Marker (Galicia)
RunOhio
Be Aware of Scale of Map
Nice big wall map showing Spain and all the Camino routes. Gives a good perspective of where all the Spanish and Portuguese Caminos are if you are looking at doing some of the less known Caminos. Not to be confused with a detailed planning or hiking map like those in the Brierley Guide. Not anywhere near the scale of the maps in the guide.
Camino de Santiago Map (1:1.250.000)
Marge M.
Bronze Scallop Shell Marker
It is absolutely beautiful! Exactly like the ones imbedded in the walkways in Santiago. It comes in a wooden box and has a letter of authenticity. It is numbered. The real deal! My hiking companion put glass in the front of the box and hung it on the wall. But beware of tariffs. I got a bill from FedEX for $ 21.30- a duty tax.
Original Bronze Way Marker (Galicia)
Alan A.
Mapping Spanish Caminos
I recently went "old school" and purchased the 1:1.250.00 Camino de Santiago Map which provides an excellent topographical view of Spain and it's major Camino routes. I recently completed the Camino Francés relying on various phone apps which worked really well, but only provided visual representations of small sections of the Camino as I progressed along its path. This paper map has been great to not only get a good ‘whole of Camino’ view of the path I travelled, but is also really great as a ‘whole of Spain' visual aid for planning my next Camino. Thoroughly recommend it.
