Double Kolovrat slavic symbol

Midgard snake bronze

Jungsungand (Jörmungandr, Midgard snake, Midgardsomr, mid-snake,
North. "Giant monster") is a gigantic snake in the Nordic
Mythology.

At the end of Ragnarök, the Ase Thor with his hammer Mjöllnir
The Midgard snake, but their poison still kills their conqueror in death.

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Stainless steel leather Wolf bangle

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Bangle with wolf heads on the ends

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Fenriswolf leather bracelet

Fenrir, also called Fenriswolf, Vánagandr or Fenrisúlfr, is the first child of the god Loki and
the giantess Angrboda in Norse mythology. He has many siblings, only those
Midgardschlange and the goddess of the dead Hel came from the same mother.

It is probably the most tragic Figure in Norse mythology. Raised by the Wanen god Tyr, the
gods only started him Just by his size and strength, feared and wanted to put him in chains,
being his foster father in the process he lost his hand because he put it in the wolf's mouth
as a pledge.

From this fetter that the Name Gleipnir, from the dwarfs made of tendons of the bears, the
breath of the fish, the beards of the Women, the saliva of the birds, the roots of the
mountains and the sound of a running cat was made, he will free himself at Ragnarök of
Götterdämmerung. There he becomes the father of gods Killing Odin, but being killed by
his son Vidar himself.