Bronze Troll Cross

A so-called troll cross is a strong protective symbol of the old Scandinavian
Folklore. It should protect them against trolls and other creatures lurking in the forest.

This pendant protects the wearer from evil in general, but it protects
not only people, but also animals, houses and the associated properties
and lands.

As it also bears a resemblance to the protective rune Othala, its name translates as heritage
means and stands for consistency, tradition and protection of all one's own possessions, is the
Assumption that the troll cross came about after Christianization and its ban on runes does not mislead.

However, other opinions assume that the troll cross is more of a very
young symbol trades. Nevertheless, in Norway as well as Sweden, it isn't
unusual to find a troll cross carved on a house or yard.

They are usually found hanging over an object or a door to provide access for
Prevent trolls and evil spirits.

There are also different versions of the troll cross, which vary slightly
in their design differentiate. Some have additional decorations or symbols, while others are more
are kept simple.

Despite its use as a protective symbol, the troll cross also has spiritual significance.
It symbolizes the connection between the upper and lower worlds in the Norse
Mythology plays an important role. It also stands for the balance between the powers of
good and evil.

Today, the troll cross is also enjoyed by many people outside of Scandinavia
Popularity. As a protective symbol or simply as a decorative accessory, it is a
fascinating piece of Nordic culture that has fascinated people for centuries.

Material: Bronze
Dimensions: approx. 35 x 23mm
Weight: about 6.9 g