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Rune Othala

The Othala rune is the last rune of the ancient Futhark and has a strong meaning in the culture
the viking. Othala literally means "heredity" or "inheritance" and symbolizes connection
between family, home and property. It is believed that this rune provides protection from
property, home and family, and the prosperity and continuity of family lines
shown.

In Norse mythology, Othala was also used as a symbol for the realm of the dead and the
Transition to the afterlife used. It is believed that it is half man, himself
remembering their ancestors and connecting with their roots.

The Vikings also used the Othala rune to mark land in possession
was taken. They carved the rune in the ground or in stones to prove their claims
to document the land and protect their family lines.

Overall, the Othala rune is an important symbol of Norse culture and identity. She
symbolizes the desire for a stable and secure home, the importance of
Family and the connection to the ancestors. The pendant Rune Othala in Viking knot
is an excellent way to bring that meaning and beauty into your life
honor life.

•           Letter (German equivalent): O
•           Symbol for: home, the fortress in the middle
•           Element: Earth Medicinal
•           Herbs: Sand Beetle, Houseworm, Clover
•           Tree: hawthorn, elm, holly
•           Animal: stork, whale Numerology: 6
•           Color: yellow, white gold
•           Deity: Odin, Freyr
•           Stone: amethyst, ruby
•           Flower: Snowdrop
•           Fragrance: chamomile

Material: bronze
Size: approx 21 x 17mm

Large Odin amulet bronze

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.

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Raven Hammer

Immerse yourself in the old traditions and sagas of Nordic mythology, that's possible
Our Rabenhammer, a unique piece of medieval jewelry. It is
This is a depiction of Mjölnir, the famous war hammer of the thunder god
Thor, powerful and majestic, made of stainless steel.

The Hammer of Thor, or Mjölnir, has a number of meanings in Norse mythology.
He is a symbol of strength, courage and determination, qualities Thor himself possesses in
possesses the highest degree. But the hammer also has a gentler side, because it was and still is
as a fertility symbol, which should especially protect and bless women. If you
wearing this raven hammer shows your allegiance to the ancient faith and
its virtues and show the world that you are ready to stand up for what you
important is.

However, Mjölnir is more than just a symbol. According to Norse mythology, he was born by
Crafted from dwarves and endowed with magical abilities. So the hammer always returns in
returns the hand of its owner and can only be raised by the worthy. And in the
In Thor's hands, he is a powerful weapon capable of controlling thunder and lightning
and use it against Thor's enemies.

Our Raven Hammer pays homage to Mjölnir and combines the powerful energy of the
Hammers with the wisdom of the ravens, in Norse mythology as faithful companions
Odins apply. The hammer has been decorated with an impressive raven's head that represents its
Carrier reminded that knowledge and wisdom are just as important as strength and courage.

With a size of approx. 50 x 35mm, this pendant is a striking eye-catcher that every
outfit while showing your appreciation for Norse history and
mythology expresses. Whether you wear it as a protective amulet or as a sign of your
Enthusiasm for the old gods and their stories, the Rabenhammer is a
A piece of jewelery that accompanies you everywhere.

Complete the pendant with a matching stainless steel chain from our range to
to create a coherent ensemble. Whether as a gift for a loved one or
to complement your personal jewelry collection, this raven hammer is more than
just a jewel. It's a piece of Norse mythology that you can carry with you.
With him you show courage, strength and determination, just like the wisdom of the raven
and the deep bond with the ancient faith and its virtues. Wear it with
Proud and inspired by its energy.

Material : stainless steel
Dimensions: approx. 50 x 35mm

Hugin and Munin in the Rune Circle

Discover the mystical world of Norse mythology with the bronze pendant Hugin and
Munin in the Rune Circle! This unique pendant is a perfect addition to anyone
jewelry collection.

The pendant depicts the ravens Hugin and Munin, who are companions in Norse mythology
of the god Odin are known. They symbolize wisdom and knowledge and are an important one
Part of Norse mythology. The pendant is framed in a circle of runes representing the
represents ancient writings and symbols of Nordic culture.

The pendant is made of high quality bronze. Each piece is unique and has its own
own character. With its impressive size, this pendant will catch everyone's eyes
draw each other and make you the center of attention.

This pendant is not only beautiful to look at, but also versatile. Sluggish
wear it on a chain around your neck or clip it to a bracelet to complement your style
underline and show your love for Norse mythology. The trailer is too
A great gift for anyone who appreciates Norse culture and mythology.

So, what are you waiting for? Get the Hugin and Munin bronze pendant now
Rune circle and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Norse mythology!

Material: bronze
Measurements: about 27 x 30mm

Munin's memory of leather chain

Odin, the father of gods, has two ravens who fly out every day and all information collect
about what is happening in the world and report to the All-Father. This means he's always
over every process in the picture and can react to it.

The raven Hugin stands for every thought. Munin represents memory. Together they form
a unit that helps Odin gain further wisdom as well to receive the one already acquired.

With this stainless steel pendant, Munin was specially chosen to strengthen the gift of being
on to be able to remember what has already been learned and revealed at any time.
Connected is the pendant with the leather chain through a spring ring, which also serves as
a clasp.
 

Helmet of Awe

This silver pendant combines several important symbols of Norse mythology: The Aegishjalmur,
an eightfold wheel representing order and completion, as well as the ancient Futhark, a set of
runes used in Norse culture. The Helm of Awe is a powerful protection and good luck symbol that
protects the wearer from the gaze of the enemy and increased his strength and will.

The Aegishjalmur is surrounded by an endless knot, which is a symbol in Norse culture stands for
infinity and eternity. The endless knot is a classic motif used in many Nordic jewels and a deeper
sense of continuity and connection expresses.

The rune ring from the ancient Futhark is another significant element of this silver pendant. The
Futhark was the script of the ancient Germans and Scandinavians, the runes were used as magical
symbols and oracles. The rune ring was often used by seers worn to help them hone their skills
and improve their vision.

Our silversmiths have created this Helm of Awe pendant with great attention to detail and Precision
crafted to offer you a piece of jewelry of the highest quality. Order now today this silver pendant
with Aegishjalmur, endless knot and rune ring and wear the Symbols of Norse mythology always
with you!

Great Vegvisir with rune ring

The Vegvisir is an ancient symbol from Icelandic magic and mythology and stands for protection
and guidance through difficult situations. The rune ring in the background reinforces the mystical
effect and gives the pendant a special meaning. This piece of jewelry is not only an expression
of your personality, but also a Symbol of Viking traditions and culture.

The Vegvisir, also known as the "Viking Compass", is an ancient Icelandic symbol from the 17th
century, which was handed down in the "Huld Manuscript". It's a powerful one and mysterious
symbol popularly used as a navigator's compass to navigate the Finding your way through bad
weather and stormy waters.

The word "Vegvisir" is derived from the Old Norse language and means literally translates as
"signpost". It is a circular symbol composed of eight arms and of is surrounded by a circle. There
is a small dot in the center of the icon that represents the represents the center of the compass.

Today the vegvisir is often seen as a symbol of Norse spirituality, and it has became an important
part of Viking tradition. Our Big Vegvisir with Ancient Futhark Rune Ring Silver Pendant is a
beautiful and symbolic Jewel that captures the essence of the Vegvisir symbol. It's a unique one
A piece of jewelry that is not only beautiful to look at, but also has a deep and meaningful
meaning has meaning.

Material: 925 silver
Size: 4,70 cm × 3,60 cm × 2 mm

Bat skull head

A pendant made of stainless steel, the one
Tribal bat with dead skull

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