Handmade amulets 35mm

The eight-legged horse Sleipnir

God Loki, who could also change his form, turned into a mare. His
The aim was to lure away the stallion Svadilfari from the giant Smidhr.

The reason for this was that he couldn't continue his work on a castle for a bet
to win. Out of this action the eight-legged horse Sleipnir arose, which he
gave birth on it.

He gave this horse to his blood brother Wotan, who got it from the The time also
took advantage of the fact that it was of its strength and its speed every other
Horse was far superior, which is why it was also nicknamed The Slithering One.

Material: zinc alloy, glass
Dimensions: approx 35 x 35mm

Pentacle

The pentagram, which is also often called drudene foot, is one the oldest and
most powerful symbols in the field of magic.

It is a Protective symbol, the so-called Druden (pressure spirits) should keep
away to put on the body of the sleeper in his sleep and give him the To
steal air.

Wherever it got its name from, because they say that Druden have a bird-like
footprint, similar to the pentagram equals.

Material: Zinc alloy
Dimensions: about 35 x 35mm

Mother moon

The moon mother was already considered in antiquity and the Middle Ages as the deity
of women. She was asked for help by the women and assisted in fulfilling her wishes.

The goddess Litha also teaches the principle of balance and balance. As the moon
goddess, she constantly keeps the balance between the forces of growing and losing
weight.

Their feast forms the middle between the time of increasing and decreasing light.

Material: Zinc alloy
Size: about 35 x 35m

Wotan's knot in the rune circle

The symbol of Wotan and his Einherjer, which also bears the name Valknut, entwined
from a rune circle. The Wotans knot is represented by three intertwined ones Triangles.

It can be found on a wide variety of objects and rune stones, e.g. one found in Gotland,
Sweden, the Tängelgarda stone. Mostly they were near representations of Odin with his
horse Sleipnir or his wolves Geri and Found Freki.

In addition to the meaning as the symbol of Wotan and his Einherjer, it stands also for
fertility and rebirth. According to other sources, it should also apply to the 9 worlds of Norse
mythology. In the field of Viking jewelry it is because of it Meanings a very popular motif
that is used in any form.

Peace and Happiness

In runic magic, certain runes are often connected to one another around a
to achieve a certain effect. These bound runes are called binding runes.

Except for a few fixed meanings, knows in itself only the one who has the tie rune
creates their exact meaning and effect. However, this bound rune has
a fixed meaning and should bring peace and happiness to the wearer.

To increase the effect, it was made from a rune ring from the old
Futhark enclosed.

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.

Protection rune Othala

Othala is the twenty-fourth and thus the last rune of the elder Futhark. In your meaning it symbolizes the roots in the family, as well as the protection and privacy of the own home.

It thus forms the backing and support of your own family as also of the society we are allowed to experience. It is a symbol of property, possessions, and home, into which we withdraw when we are looking for peace, protection and support.

Because of these properties is They are therefore not only a protection rune, but also a rune that focuses on defense the family and their property is designed.

Signpost Vegvisir

A magical symbol representing a sigil and from Icelandic magic originates. It belongs to the
galsrastafirs that are very widespread in Iceland and find their use for many kinds of magic.

It is one of the simplest but still one of the most powerful forms of magic ever. In the
well-known grace As things stand today, the Vegvisir was first mentioned in the manuscript
and described. Also in Galdrabök, another magical Icelandic script can be found there is a
mention.

According to these writings, its magical effect lies in the wearer always safe to lead
home safely through wind and weather, whatever you do can relate to life as a whole.

Thus, it is a powerful protective amulet where im The area of medieval jewelry is very much
appreciated.

Magical Vegvisir

Raven of the Raven Banner

The raven banner was used by Vikings between the 9th and 11th centuries.

By its magic it should fear the enemy  by connecting directly with the power
of the All-Father Odin.

Also, according to the legends, it was supposed to come from the fallen
warriors help to be accepted into the Einherjer Odins and to be allowed
to sit at the table of the Allfather in Valhall.

Heart of Hrungnir

Hrungnir's heart is also called Valknut or Wotan's knot. There are several
interpretations of its meaning.

On the one hand it is the warrior symbol of Odin and his Einherjer, which belong to Ragnarök
stand together against the attackers of Midgard and Asgard.

Others see it as the connection between the brothers Wotan, Vili and Vé.
Still others see a connection to the 9 worlds
of the world tree Yggdrasil.

Wotan's knot

The Wotan's Knot is also known as Valknut or Hrungnir's Heart. There are several interpretations of its meaning.

One of them is the triad of Wotan, Vili and Vé, the three brothers who created humans from 2 pieces of wood.

Others see it as a battle symbol for Odin's warriors, the Einherjer. It is also understood as the unity of Odin's abilities, the faculty of magic, the faculty of thought and lastly the faculty of ecstasy.

Galdrastafir Vegvisir

The Galdrastafir Vegvisir enjoys great popularity in the field of medieval jewelry, too
Because of its depiction, it is often called the runic compass.The Galdrastafir comes from the
Icelandic magic and is said to protect the wearer from even the strongest storm (or
transmitted in the storms of life) not to lose his way.

The Vegvísir a so-called Galdrastafir, which comes from the Icelandic magic tradition, is a
Symbol found in its concrete representation in the Huld manuscript. It says: „
When that symbol is carried, the wearer shall neither in storm nor wind
get lost even when the path ahead is unknown”.

Since it is very unlikely that this sign existed at all in Viking times
was known, the commonly used name "Viking compass" inherently misleading.

The Huld Manuscript was only published around 1860, well after the end of the Viking Age
(1066 AD) and is therefore more of a modern symbol.
since there is no evidence of a use of this sign before 1600.

Nonetheless, it is an integral part of Icelandic magic traditions and practices
also a significant influence; to other Icelandic magic characters.

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

Amulet Odin

Odin, also known as Wotan in South Germanic, is the highest of the Nordic gods,
which is why he is is also called the Father of Gods or Allfather. At the same time
he is also god of war and death. Further he also functions as the god of poetry,
ecstasy and magic.

The most famous of his sons, is the firstborn Thor (Donar). His wife is the goddess
Frigg (Frigga) who is his other sons Balder, Hermod, Hödur and Bragi were born.
Another son he had from the giantess Grid was Vidar, who later to Ragnarok to
avenge his death by the wolf Fenrir.

Together with his brothers Villi and Ve created the first human couple, Askr and
Embla, from a piece of wood that was washed up by the sea. The ravens Hugin
and Munin (thought and memory) are among his constant companions always
keep up to date with all information from his realm, which is why he also added
the name Raven god wears.

Furthermore he also had 2 wolves around him named Geri and Freki (the greedy
and the voracious) carry. His warhorse Sleipnir also stands intrepid, which is a
present his blood brother Loki was loyal to his side in all his battles.

In his homeland, Asgard, he owns two Palaces, Walaskialf and Gladsheim. In the
latter there is also the great hall Valhall, where he is with his warriors whom Einherjer
is preparing for the final battle at Ragnarök.

Amulet Aegishjalmur

This eye-catching wooden amulet represents the old Viking symbol Aegishjalmur, the eightfold wheel that symbolizes order and perfection.

The term comes from the Old Norse and is a combination of the terms Aegis and hjalmur, which
means something like shield or staff. The symbol is on the one hand a good luck charm, but on the other hand it is also a protective symbol, as its meaning protects against the perception of the enemy and strengthens the strength and will of the wearer.

It has its origin in Icelandic magic and is one of the so-called Galdrastafirs. They are considered to be a very simple yet extremely effective type of magic. It was usually worn on the forehead between the eyebrows, and it was also found on pendants or rings. The Viking symbol was considered so powerful that the newly invading faith of Christians forbade the symbol and even punished wearing it with death.

Today it is one of the most popular symbols in the Middle Ages, which is why you can find it on all objects such as jewelry, t-shirts, banners, etc.
 

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.

Valknut - Wotan's knot

The Valknut is a Nordic symbol consisting of either three intertwined
intertwined triangles or a knotted polygon with six corners,
similar to the Triqueta. For the Valknut there is also the name Wotan's knot.
The Valknut pendant is encircled by a rune circle from the ancient Futhark.

Its meaning points to the Trinity of life, death and resurrection. Mostly
is also a pictured fylgia (animal following spirit)  always
in depicted scenes associated with the Valknut. Made up of three interlocking triangles
existing symbol clearly has a Trinity symbolism.

In its representation, the Nordic symbol consists of either three intertwined
knotted triangles or an intertwined polygon with six corners, similar
the triqueta.

This amulet uses an exciting play of colors to draw attention sets..The Valknut is
also called the Wotan knot. A nice eye-catcher that is inconspicuous and yet a
good one and pleasant feeling for the viewer can cause


Material : zinc alloy
Size : ca 30 x 30mm

Valknut Amulet

One of the most important symbols from Norse mythology is the
Valknut.

In his representation, the Nordic symbol is composed of either
three in one another knotted triangles or an intertwined polygon
with six corners the Triqueta.

This amulet uses an exciting play of colors with which it is in scene
sets..The Valknut is also called Wotanknot.

Odrörir horns