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Large Odin amulet bronze

Odin, also known as Wotan in South Germanic, is the highest of the Nordic gods, which is why he is is also called the Father of Gods or Allfather. At the same time he is also god of war and death. Further he also functions as the god of poetry, ecstasy and magic.

The most famous of his sons, is the firstborn Thor (Donar). His wife is the goddess Frigg (Frigga) who is his other sons Balder, Hermod, Hödur and Bragi were born. Another son he had from the giantess Grid was Vidar, who later to Ragnarok to avenge his death by the wolf Fenrir. Together with his brothers Villi and Ve created the first human couple, Askr and Embla, from a piece of wood that was washed up by the sea. The ravens Hugin and Munin (thought and memory) are among his constant companions always keep up to date with all information from his realm, which is why he also added the name Raven god wears.

Furthermore he also had 2 wolves around him named Geri and Freki (the greedy and the voracious) carry. His warhorse Sleipnir also stands intrepid, which is a present his blood brother Loki was loyal to his side in all his battles. In his homeland, Asgard, he owns two Palaces, Walaskialf and Gladsheim. In the latter there is also the great hall Valhall, where he is with his warriors whom Einherjer is preparing for the final battle at Ragnarök.

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Tin Thor's Hammer

Honor, Strength, Courage, Determination are just a few of the attributes the Warhammer represents Mjölnir in Norse mythology. He is the magic weapon of the Norse god
Thor, who opposes all threats and enemies of the world with him.

But not only this protection makes it so special. He also carries some magic effects in
himself with which he was equipped by the dwarves. With this war hammer that always
Returning to him, he is also able to summon thunder and lightning to help him fight
support any threat.

Furthermore, it is also regarded as a fertility symbol and is often worn. In the
Today it is probably the best-known medieval symbol for the old faith and its
virtues. The Schönenhammer was made after an old find of the time. His
It owes its name to the place where it was found in Scania, Sweden.

Material : tin
Size : 33 x 40 mm

Black sun

The meaning of the black sun, also known as the magical sun, represents the beginning into
a new age. It describes the essence in oneself that is improving upon as a whole longs, in
which the material loses its meaning and the true being comes to the fore comes.

In an old script it says: White sun, shining over the world earth, you give it Daylight. Black
sun, shining inside of us, you give the power of knowledge.

Reflecting on the realm of Atland, which lay high by the pillar of heaven before the fury of
the sea devoured. Reflecting on the wise giants who came and taught beyond Thule. That Amulet is surrounded by a rune circle from ancient Futhark.

Valknut Flame Amulet

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

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.

Amulet Tyr

Tyr is the god of struggle and victory in the ancient Icelandic writings of Edda.

The root of his name suggests that Tyr was originally a father or son
Heaven God, who was later pushed out of this position and to the son either
Odins or Hymirs. 

In the Interpretatio Romana,
Roman war god Mars.

Amulet Yggdrasil with raven

Yggdrasil, Old Norse Yggdrasill, also: Weltesche, is in the Nordic mythology
The name of an ash, which as a world tree embodies the entire cosmos. Other
Names of this tree were probably Mimameid or Lärad. 

Yggdrasil has three large Roots, one of which grows to Jotunheim, the land of the giants, where also Mimirs wells.

The other root leads to Niflheim to the source Hvergelmir,
Where the dragon Nidhöggr gnaws at her. The third root is near Asgard.

Bound rune Peace and Happiness

Binding runes composed of several runes
are mostly longer lasting and stronger and in their effect
as single runes.

This binding rune is supposed to
the wearer bring peace and happiness.

Magical symbols, characters and hidden messages
existed and exist in all cultures, ages and epochs.

Fenris Wolf black

This amulet represents probably the most tragic figure in Norse mythology.
Fenrir. He was born as the first child of the god Loki and the giantess Angrboda.
raised by the god Tyr, but the wolf grew and grew, like the rest of the gods
worry and fear.

So they decided to tie him up, which he easily broke.
Only a magical shackle made by the dwarves, the shackle Gleipnir, could hold him.
In order to bind him, the god Tyr took advantage of Fenrir's trust by giving  him as
Proof of harmlessness  put his hand down his throat.
As Fenrir realized the deceit and the noose tightened around him, he bit down,
whereby the brave god lost his hand.

At Ragnarök the dawn of the gods he will be able to free himself from the bondage and the old
Fulfill the prophecy of the Seer as described in the Völuspa and the Godfather
Devour Odin. In the field of medieval jewellery, the Fenris wolf is one of the most popular motifs.
 

Material : zinc alloy
Dimensions : 25 x 25mm

Amulet Loki

Loki (also Loptr, Hveðrungr) is a figure from the Eddian poetry of Snorri Sturluson.

The literary sources on the figure of the Loki are, besides the prose-edda and the song-edda,
Among them the Lokasenna ("Lokis Zankreden"), also the works of the Skaldendichtung.

Loki Belongs to the Asa gods, although he is the son of a Jötunn, a giant. Furthermore
He is the blood brother of Odin. He is the most versatile of all gods, but also the one with the
Negative properties.