Viking Bracelets made of leather

Dragon leather bracelet

Leather Bracelet Wolf

Among the Celts was the wolf because of its strongly pronounced family spirit
As a symbol for the community.

In the Germanic legends The faithful wolves Geri and Freki are available to the
god Odin as riding animals. And for the Indians of North America the wolf is a
wise teacher, with the powers Of the moon.

Leather bracelet Dragon

A dragon (Latin draco, ancient Greek drákōn "snake"; actually: "The rigid looking";) is a
snake-like hybrid creature of mythology, in which has different properties of reptiles,
birds and predators Connect variations with each other.

It is also considered a power animal in esotericism, which gives it a multitude of
qualities, Gives emotions and properties. In its meaning it usually stands for strength,
Courage and bravery.

The dragon is a mythical creature from myths, sagas, legends and fairy tales of many
cultures known; until modern times it was seen as a really existing animal.

Material: leather, zinc alloy
Size: ca 20 cm long, 10mm wide

Bear claw leather bracelet in different colors

Bear paw lucky charm leather bracelet in different versions and colors. The bear paw symbolizes the spirit of the bear. In many cultures it is considered a good omen and a lucky charm. The Germans even considered the bear to be the king of animals.

It is said thatß Anyone who possessed an amulet made of bear claws could use the magical power of the bear, since it passed to him. Whoever could dispose of these bear powers was considered just among warriors as something special. Also as a power animal, this enormous energy makes the bear so special.

The three keywords that best typify the attributes of the bear spirit animal are instinct, vitality and courage. Bears are  inherently solitary, yet there are very few such intimate relationships as that between a female bear and her cub. The bear claw as a symbol connects all these attributes and opens the energies for a strong connection.

Valknut leather bracelet in different colors

The Valknut, also known as the Wotan's knot, is an important symbol from Norse mythology.
It represents belonging to Wotan, the All-Father and his Einherjer. The symbol itself comes
from antiquity, what several finds such as the Tängelgårda stone from Gotland, Sweden
which dates from the 7th century.

Many attributes are associated with this symbol, which are there e.g. Wisdom, war, poetry,
magic, shamanism and the connection to the dead would be. In its Representation, which
also resembles Hrungnir's heart, we see three triangles knotted together.

In the The meaning of the Wotan's knot, opinions differ. For some he represents the Trinity
of life, that is, life, death, rebirth, for the others the 9 worlds that go through the peaks of triangles are represented.

Vegvisir leather bracelet in different colors

The Vegvisir, mentioned for the first time in the Huld manuscript, is a magical symbol,
that comes from sigil magic. It is, however, turned away from the sigil Form as it does
not appeal to angels or demons.

This form of the sysmbole is called galdrastafir. Galdrastafire come from Icelandic
magic from one Time when sorcery, witchcraft and magic were still part of everyday life.
Man protected himself not only with these magical symbols, but also exerted specific
effects Enemies but also on nature for example. for a better harvest.

It represents a simple one but very effective form of magic that was widespread.
Some symbols were even seen as so strong and powerful during Christianization,
so that their use was even punished with death.

Fenriswolf leather bracelet

Fenrir, also known as Fenriswolf, Vánagandr or Fenrisúlfr, is the first child of the god Loki and the giantess Angrboda in Norse mythology. He has many siblings, with only the Midgard Serpent and Hel, the goddess of death, coming from the same mother.

He is probably the most tragic figure in Norse mythology. Raised by the Wanen god Tyr, the gods began to fear him simply because of his size and strength and wanted to put him in chains, with his foster father lost his hand because he put it in the mouth of the wolf as a pledge.

Of this shackle that bears the name of Gleipnir, of the dwarves of sinew of bears, the
breath of fishes, the beards of women, the saliva of birds, the roots of mountains and
made with the sound of a running cat, it will transform itself into Ragnarök the
Liberate the Twilight of the Gods. There he will kill Odin, the father of the gods, but through his son Vidar himself perish.