Algiz Rune made in bronze

Amulet Heimdall

Heimdall (Old Norse Heimdallr, Heimdalr or Heimdali) is a protection
and god of light in Norse mythology.

He is a god from the Asen family, whose
the most important task was to guard the Bifrost bridge, where
he used the Gjallarhorn to warn the gods of danger.

It is said that Heimdall was fathered by nine mothers, the giant sisters
were “born on the edge of the earth”.

The name Heimdall means the bright one, or the
world lit. His eyesight is said to be better than
day and night hundred miles, which makes him the ideal guardian.
 

Material : zinc alloy
Dimensions : 25 x 25mm

 Vegvisir Amulet

The magical Galdrastafir Vegvisir, which came from Iceland, has a lot of names.
Including, for example. Signpost, rune compass or Viking compass.

For the first sometimes it appears in writing in the so-called grace manuscript, later
also in the Galdrabök It belongs to the magic sigils, a very simple but very powerful
and effective form of magic that King Salomon can use as well.

The meaning of the Protection symbol lies in the fact that it can safely return its wearer
through every storm Should lead home or shows ways to bypass it. This should also be
in the to relate figurative sense to any impossibility or problem in life.
 

Wolf

This pendant probably represents 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, what the rest of the gods Brought worry and fear.

So they decided to put him in shackles, all of which he broke with ease. Only a magical shackle made by the dwarves, the shackle Gleipnir, was able to hold him. To put him in the shackles, the god Tyr took advantage of Fenrir's trust by telling him as Proof of harmlessness put his hand in his throat. When Fenrir recognized the deception and the noose tightened around him, he bit down, whereby the brave God lost his hand.

At Ragnarök the Twilight of the Gods he will be able to free himself from the bondage and the old one Prophecy of the seer as it is described in the Völuspa and fulfill the gods Devour Odin.
In the field of Viking jewelry, the Fenriswolf motif is one of the most popular.

Celtic amulet

Very energetic Celtic amulet, extraordinarily decorated, made in bronze.
The amulet serves to protect the wearer and should give it strength.
The runes are said to have the effect of the amulet amplify.
 

Tree of Life

The dwarves of the sky

Bronze Vegvisir on dragon leather necklace

Vegvisir, the Icelandic Runic Compass. The meaning is that it should ensure worn
that one does not lose his way in the storm (or transmitted in the storms of life).
The amulet hangs from a round braided 8mm thick leather strap, the closure
hangs from 2 elaborately designed dragon heads

Tree of life wooden amulet

In most of the myths of the peoples, the tree of life symbolizes the comprehensive order of the world and its fixed connections on various levels with one another. Ancient cultures usually differentiate between the world of gods, the middle world (the world on which we exist) and the underworld.

The tree Yggdrasil, like the Celtic tree of life, is linked in various ways, through symbols and with various meanings, in Germanic mythology: The ash acts as a center and axis that establishes the respective connection between different worlds. The branches of the world tree support, depending on the story, the vast arches of the firmament with its worlds, just as its roots protrude deep into the underworlds. Both the sky and the middle and underworld are connected to one another via the tree of life as a Celtic tree of life.

The idea that all life on earth is interconnected also serves as a central principle of the Tree of Life. The branches as well as the roots of each tree are connected so they combine their life force and thus offer a home to thousands of different species of flora and fauna, creating further connections. So the idea arose to see the tree as the central point of every life.