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Odin amulet

Odin, the father of gods, is the head of the Aesir and rules from Asgard, where his
hall Valhall is located.

His constant companions, the ravens Hugin (thought) and Hunin (memory), keep
him up to date with any information they learn during their exploratory flights.

He also has 2 wolves at his side, Geri and Freki. His proud warhorse is called
Sleipnir, which Loki gave him as a gift. His powerful weapon, a spear (which
never misses its target) is called Gungnir.

Material: stainless steel
Dimensions: 30 x 30mm

This product is compatible with (for example):

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Slavic pendant the ax of the thunder god
Perun decorated with a Kolovrat.

The Kolovrat is Svarog's sun symbol and the best known and most powerful
Protection symbol in Slavic mythology. It was the symbol of the ancient Slavs
Sun, strength, dignity, life and the eternal cycle of nature and the universe.
It is a symbol of secular as well as spiritual power.

The oldest found Kolovrat is far over 10,000 years old and was found in Ukraine. The old Slavs mostly wore the Kolovrat around the neck, on your clothes or as a bangle, as well as on your shields and war flags.

Fought with it From victory to victory, they also believed that they gained more glory and honor, which was mostly true.

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Wolf Cross

The so-called wolf cross comes from the Icelandic tradition. It's a mix of those pagan
tradition with the newly arrived faith of Christianity.

In its composition it shows the Christian cross as well as a pagan one Wolf head on top.
Since the cross is rotated, it also forms the symbol of the God's fool, his hammer Mjölnir.

It dates from around the 10th century, and symbolizes the power of the sun as well also
the attributes of the animals, their agility and their cleverness. The oldest known Wolf
cross was found in Fossi on Iceland and dates exactly to the Viking Age.

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Wall cloth runic raven

Rune raven wall cloth

The motif of the wall hanging shows one of Odin's loyal ravens Hugin, the idea of Celtic knots combined with runes. This Rune raven stands for every thought that we have in our life and that we follow.

Our exceptionally designed tapestry impresses with its lively colors, its clear lines and its clean edges. It was made from high quality 100% polyester, which is soft, environmentally friendly and durable. He makes a very positive and relaxed atmosphere in your house, bedroom, study or wherever you have decided to hang it up. Impress your guests with this eye-catcher and create a good atmosphere.

With advanced HD printing, this wall hanging shows fashionable and long-lasting effects without fading. This wall cloth can be attached very easily with decorative thumbtacks, pins, thumbtacks or ribbons on the fasten the chosen place.

Of course, this beautiful wall cloth can be easily cleaned by hand washing or machine washing on a gentle cycle. Please use a mild detergent with cold water. Do not bleach or iron.

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