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Hugin and Munin stainless steel bangle

This piece of jewelry pays homage to the two ravens Hugin and Munin who lived in the
Norse mythology play an important role.

The bangle is made of high quality stainless steel and is decorated with powerful raven heads,
reflecting the wisdom and sharpness of mind of the two ravens. The Ravens
are known for their ability to important Odin, the god of wisdom and war
Bringing information from the world of humans.

This bangle is not only a symbol of Norse mythology, but also a stylish one
Accessory that goes with every outfit. Whether you use it for everyday use or for
Wearing special occasions, this bangle will always remind you of the wisdom and strength of both
remember ravens.

Our Hugin and Munin Stainless Steel Bangle also makes the perfect gift for friends and family
Family interested in Norse culture and mythology. Order now
today and let yourself be inspired by this unique piece of jewelry! Show yours
Connect to the old Norse traditions and get the wisdom of the ravens
to your wrist.
The bangle can be adjusted very well to the arm of the wearer

Stainless steel pendant stylized raven

One of the best-known and most popular symbols in Norse mythology is
clearly represents the raven. The raven was used by the Celts and in Norse mythology
multiple meanings.

In Norse mythology, for example. are the constant companions of the highest of all gods
Odin. They call themselves Hugin and Munin, which translates as thought
and the memory.

They are his faithful companions and teach him about everything on earth. At sunrise
he sends them to fly over the world, where they return at breakfast time.

The connection between the godfather and his ravens was already established in the skaldic
Kanningar described in literature in the 10th century. They are considered the faithful companions Odins, which is why he is also known as the raven god.

Tiwaz stainless steel bangle from the ancient Futhark

This rune, the
, represents the world order, justice and the victorious law assigned the name Tiwaz. She comes from the old Futhark and stands for the
bravest of all gods from Norse mythology, the god Tyr.

Tiwaz is also the polar star that keeps you away from all wrong turns and guides you to the right
way. It promotes collective cohesion, willpower and assertiveness
which ultimately leads to victory.

The Rune of the Warrior, as it is also known, is the 17th rune of the ancient Futhark and represents
represents the basis of the entire being. The rune was in the middle of this stainless steel bracelet
placed between two endless knots and thus forms the eye-catcher. The bangle can be
adapts to almost every arm by bending it slightly.
 

Othala stainless steel bangle

Othala is the twenty-fourth and last rune of the Elder Futhark. In its meaning, it
symbolizes the rootedness with the family, as well as the protection and privacy of your
own home.

It thus forms the backing and support of one's own family also the company we are
allowed to experience. She is a symbol of property, Possessions, and homes to retreat
to when we need rest, protection and seek support.

Due to these properties, it is not only a protection rune, but nevertheless also a rune
pointing to defense of the family and its possessions.

In this bracelet, the rune was placed in the middle between two endless knots on
which one often encounters in the Middle Ages area, placed as an eye-catcher. The
bracelet can be very easy to adjust to the wearer's arm.