4 elements made in silver 925

Thorhammer -raven -wolf

This Mjölnir, which is its real name, has been decorated with Odin's companions, a raven and a wolf.

Mjölnir, the divine weapon used in Germanic mythology by Thor, the son of Odin
Fought enemies of the gods, such as the Thursen (giants) and the Midgard snake.
It was forged by the dwarf Sindri, who gave the hammer a handle that was too short.

Despite this flaw, this weapon of Thor possesses the wonderful power, like a boomerang in the
to return by the hand of whoever threw it.
The Thor's hammer is the sign most commonly found on stones and runic writing
and in rock carvings and mainly on tombs, showing the tranquility of the
to secure the deceased.

Thor was also considered the god of fertility, ruling the rain and winds of which
depend on the good harvests.
He was said to keep the harmful demons and monsters at bay. More than
everyone else he watches over the operations of the giants and all the spirits that threaten the lives of the gods and human communities.
 

Wolf head

Wolf leather chain Tiwaz

Odrörir horns

The Skaldenmet symbol that is shown with three interwoven horns
in Norse mythology refers to the drinking of mead and the
related properties of wisdom, poetry and inspiration,
which can be obtained through the Skaldemet.

Odin wins the Skald Mead by the giant Gunnlöð, who does
not use it, but is hidden deep underground
held. There are several variations of this story, but one of
should be Snorri Sturluson will be the most famous.

More can be found in the Havamal and Kenningar which deviate,
but always come to the result that Odin does the Sakldenmet to
Asgard and thereby acquire the skills that are
associated with it.

Amulet Tree of Life

The Celtic tree of life is connected through its roots with the earth and the earth goddess and should thus be a symbol for matter.

The crown rises into the sky and thus represents the spirit. The individual
Branches stand for families, cohesion and growth
of families.


Material: zinc alloy,
Pendant: approx 35 x 35mm

Brooch triangle

Very large, striking solid robe fibula made of bronze
made, perfect as a brooch on both shoulders
to carry your Viking Fibula necklace.
 

Yggdrasil with Heart

Through Yggdrasil, the world tree, the worldview of Nordic and Germanic mythology is clearly explained and presented. Numerous myths and legends in various cultures used trees to explain their understanding of the universe, which is why they were often used symbolically for their ideas.

The trees were e.g. also as a sign of life and fertility as well as the connection of all life in general.Trees were also seen as a connecting link between gods and humans.

In Norse-Germanic mythology, the evergreen world ash Yggdrasil was used. The term Yggdrasil is made up of the Old Norse words Ygg (terror or fear) and Drasill (horse), which is a connection to Odin's horse Sleipnir.

Yggdrasil was not only the first tree, but is also so enormous in its proportions that the branches of the ash spread out over all nine worlds and thus connect them. At the top of the branch lives an unnamed eagle. Between his two eyes was a hawk named Vedrfölnir.

Yggdrasil has been divided into three levels, which are the upper world, the middle world, which also includes the earth, and the underworld.

Vegvisir

The magical Galdrastafir Vegvisir, which came from Iceland, has a lot of names.
Including, for example. Signpost, rune compass or Viking compass.

For the first sometimes it appears in writing in the so-called grace manuscript, later
also in the Galdrabök It belongs to the magic sigils, a very simple but very powerful
and effective form of magic that King Salomon can use as well.

The meaning of the Protection symbol lies in the fact that it can safely return its wearer
through every storm Should lead home or shows ways to bypass it. This should also be
in the to relate figurative sense to any impossibility or problem in life.