Plaque Glagolitsa

Plaque with the First Bulgarian Alphabet – GLAGOLITIC

Size: 19 x 10 cm

This exquisite plaque features the Glagolitic alphabet – the first Bulgarian script, created by Saint Constantine-Cyril the Philosopher around 855 AD for translating liturgical books from Greek into Bulgarian. On the inner side of the plaque, the inscription "BULGARIA since 681 a.d." emphasizes Bulgaria’s millennia-long history and cultural continuity.

The name Glagolitic comes from the Old Bulgarian word glagolŭ, meaning “word.” Poetically, it is called “the signs that speak”, as its letters come alive through language, preserving and transmitting the knowledge and traditions of the Bulgarian people.

This plaque is a unique souvenir with historical value, perfect for admirers of Bulgarian culture, collectors, and lovers of written heritage. Elegant and stylish, it is also ideal as a business or corporate gift, impressing with sophistication and national identity.