Raven made in bronze

Wolf Cross

This Thorshammer is something special, because in Wolf Cross- Thorshammer
unite pagan and Christian symbolism To a common whole. The Wolf Cross-Thorshammer
is derived from the discovery of Fossi in Iceland And dates to the Viking age of the 10th century.

 

Wolf leather necklace Perun

Odin's wolves

A stainless steel pendant depicting Odin's companions, his loyal wolves Geri (the greedy)
and Freki (the voracious) shows. The wolves were designed like a Yin Yang, so the polarity
is the shows mutual effect on each other.

According to the Edda, they consume the food of
Odin, since it only feeds on wine.

"Geri and Freki
says the famous
the proud warrior god;
but only from wine
lives the gun-beaming one
Odin forever. "

Tree of life shell

The tree of life is a very important symbol and was also of great importance for the Celts. It stands for fertility, growth and creates balance. He establishes the connection between the upper and lower world as well as the earth there. Its use can be found around the world at as good as all cultures. In the case of the Celts, the tree of life is represented in such a way that the branches are wider The shape protrudes upwards and grows into the upper world. The roots protrude deep into the ground where they are expand and reach into the underworld. This representation of the Druidic faith represents the Connection between heaven and earth, which made it possible for the gods to use this connection to communicate with the tree of life. The Celts believed that the tree of life had magical powers possessed the ability to open doors to other worlds, which made her as soon as she found new land conquered, a single tree had to stand in the middle, was selected and became their tree of life has been. It was then under this tree that they held their important meetings and them served as protection and food. It was strictly forbidden to cut him down or harm him for they considered it a very grave crime to harm all people of the tribe would.
The tree of life is delivered on a 2mm, approx. 70cm long stainless steel chain with stainless steel beads was upgraded.

Odin's ravens and wolves on leather chains

Amulet Worlds tree

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.

Fire dragon with stone

Fire dragons are the most well-known dragons. You usually have
a red color, and live mostly in hot areas. Again, there is
good-natured and angry characters.

A dragon is a snake-like hybrid creature of mythology, in which there are characteristics
of reptiles, birds and predators in different variations.

The dragon is a mythical creature of myths, legends, legends and fairy tales of many cultures
known; until the modern age, it was regarded as a truly existing animal.

Thorhammer with ravens

The most famous symbol of Norse mythology is undoubtedly the magical weapon of Thor
of the Mjölnir. The war hammer is capable of causing thunder and lightning and always
returns to its owner to sweep.

The thunder god, which is why he is also called Donar, is capable of this his job of protecting
Asgard and Midgard. Many stories and legends are entwined with this magical weapon, as
well as its meaning that lies in it, to protect its wearer and to enhance its virtues.

It is also considered a symbol of fertility, which is why it used to be mainly worn by women
and he On the day of their marriage they were also happy to be symbolically placed in their lap.
In medieval representations, the Mjölnir is almost a "must have".

Aegishjalmur helmet of the Aegir