Statue of the Cloister Mother Mary Go to 3D model Legend has it that the statue was found in a barn wall on the farm at Skriðuklaustur. The late 15th century statue was originally partly painted in blue and red. In 1950 the National Museum of Iceland purchased the statue from the collection of Pike Ward, who collected it sometime around 1900. The original is kept at the National Museum of Iceland and the replica is kept at the Gunnar Gunnarsson Institute. Orginal: National Museum of Iceland nr:  þjms. 14414
St Barbara Statue This statue was made in Utrecht, the Netherlands, in the first half of the 15th century. St. Barbara is usually believed to provide protection against rockslides, earthquakes, fires, and high body temperatures. The statue is made from terracotta and has a light brown/beige colour. The decoration on the statue seems to have been painted red at one point. Physical object held at the National Museum of Iceland. item nr: 2005-36-1566. Go to 3D model Shark Bone Ring During excavation, over 70 vertebrae from the porbeagle shark, Lamna nasus, were found, nearly all between the Choir and central nave of the Skriðuklaustur Monastery church. Like this seen here, these bones had been worked on and shaped into rings. They are probably the rings on which hung the curtain that church audits described at this location. Physical object held at the National Museum of Iceland nr: 2005-36-0434. Go to 3D model Bog chair from the Timespan collection Go to 3D model