Odin's ravens Hugin and Munin

Stainless Steel Thor Hammer - Goat

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Norse mythology with our noble and
robust Thor’ Hammer pendant, lovingly decorated with two goats – a timeless symbol,
that is as powerful as the god it represents.

Carefully crafted from high quality stainless steel, our Thor Hammer pendant is not
just a jewel. It is a commitment to strength, courage and determination -
the virtues embodied in Thor, the god of thunder. The Thor Hammer, or Mjölnir,
as it is called in ancient scriptures, is known to bring forth thunder and lightning
and always return to its owner. This exceptional pendant carries
these mythical elements in itself.

As a bearer of this powerful symbol, you follow in the footsteps of Thor, who in mythology
known as the protector of Asgard and Midgard. The goat decorations are not
randomness, but refer to Thor's chariot goats Tanngrisnir and Tanngnjóstr, the
accompany him on his epic journeys.

But the Mjölnir is not just a symbol of war. In Norse culture it is also considered to be
Fertility symbol and was traditionally worn by women. On their wedding day,
he symbolically in her lapß placed as a sign of fertility and prosperity. Wear
this pendant as a token of your connection to these powerful themes.

Whether you are a fan of Norse culture, an admirer of the strong and brave Thor or
simply someone who appreciates exceptional jewelry, this thor hammer pendant is a
absolute must have. It is not only a piece of history, but also an expression of
Strength and Courage.

The pendant is 30 x 40mm in size, an ideal size to wear as a necklace
to become. For the perfect combination you will find matching stainless steel chains in our shop.

Experience the magic of Norse mythology and be inspired by the power of Thor
Hammer pendants inspire. Wear a piece of old
with this piece of jewellery History and cultural heritage with you.

Materials :  stainless steel
Pendant : 30 x 40mm,

Ornate Vegvisir

Very detailed Vegvisir lovingly made of 925 silver. The magical Galdrastafir
Vegvisir, which came from Iceland, has many names. Among them e.g. Signpost,
Rune compass or Viking compass.

It appears in writing for the first time in the so-called Huld Manuscript, and later also
at the Galdrabök. It belongs to the magic sigils, a very simple but very
one powerful and effective form of magic that King Solomon used to use.

The meaning of the protective symbol lies in the fact that it protects its bearer through everyone
storm is supposed to lead you home safely or shows ways to avoid it.
This should also apply in a figurative sense to any impasses or problems
of life.

Tree of life with pentagram

Odin's battle horseß Sleipnir

Odin&rszlig; Sleipnir, which was a gift from his blood brother Loki.
Loki is also the mother of the legendary animal. Which sounds unusual,
but because Loki has the ability to change his shape, this is possible.

The father of the eight-legged horse is the stallion Svaðilfari, owned by the builder
Hrimthurs and to whom the goddess Freya was promised as a bride if it happened to him
with his stallion the fortress of Asgard was to succeed within a year
to finish.

With the builder and his stallion on schedule, Loki transformed into a mare
and seduced the stallion to prevent this. Sleipnir (the
Gliding ) since it moves not only over the earth but also over the water, as well as
the air can move. According to legend, Sleipnir is also the progenitor of Grani, the
mighty horse of Sigurd.

Manufacturer information:

FENRISSHOP
Schweinberger Siegfried
Gotlandweg 2
59494 Soest
Germany
Tel.: +49 15118683042
Email: support@Fenrisshop.com

Wotans knot

The or the Valknut is a Nordic symbol, consisting of either three in each other tangled triangles
or a knotted polygon with six corners, similar to the Triqueta.

The Valknut is also known as Wotan's knot. In its meaning it points to the trinity of life, death
and resurrection. Most of time a depicted Fylgia (animal follow-up spirit) always becomes in
depicted scenes connected to the Valknut. That of three triangles knotted together existing
symbol clearly has a triune symbolism.

The interpretations are extremely diverse, such as Past, present and Future It is also often
seen in connection with the three brothers: Wotan, Vili and Vé, who slew the giant Ymir,
thereby ending the rule of the giants There are also interpretations that the Valknut
symbolizes the three Norns (Goddesses of fate) or for the 9 worlds.

Manufacturer info : 

FENRISSHOP
Schweinberger Siegfried
Gotlandweg 2
59494 Soest
Deutschland
Tel: +49 15118683042
E-Mail : support@Fenrisshop.com

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