Celtic triad made in wood

Wolf Cross

The so-called wolf cross comes from the Icelandic tradition. It's a mix
of the pagan tradition with the newly arrived faith of
Christianity.

In its composition it shows the Christian cross and a pagan
Wolf head on top. Since the cross is rotated, it also forms the symbol of the
God's Thor, his hammer Mjölnir.

It dates back to around the 10th century, and symbolizes the power of the sun as well
also the attributes of the animals, their dexterity as well as their cleverness. The oldest known
Wolfskreuz was found at Fossi in Iceland and dates precisely to the
Viking Age.

Material : hammer : zinc alloy, chain : stainless steel
Dimensions: approx. 45 x 25mm chain: 2mm x 71cm

Stainless steel leather Wolf bangle

This bangle is made of high quality stainless steel and soft leather, which makes it special
durable and resistant. The wolf that adorns the bangle is an intriguing and mystical animal
that represents strength, freedom and ferocity. The detailed engravings on the Bangle give
the wolf a realistic and authentic representation.

This bangle is not only a stylish accessory, but also a symbol of strength and Freedom. The
wolf is an animal known for its endurance, its determination and its known will to survive. When
you wear this bangle, you show your inner strength and Your irrepressible will to live your life.

The leather strap is soft and comfortable to wear, while the stainless steel frame secures the
bangle stable and robust. The combination of leather and stainless steel gives the bangle a
unique and stylish touch that can be worn on any occasion.

This bangle is a great gift for any occasion. It's perfect for those who have a love for wolves and
the wild or are just looking for a stylish accessory, to upgrade your outfit. The bangle can be worn
by men and women alike and suits every occasion.

If you are looking for a high quality and stylish bangle, our stainless steel leather one is it Wolf
bangle the perfect choice. Order today and show your strength and freedom with this unique and
fascinating accessory.

Material: leather, stainless steel
Size: diameter 65cm, width 10mm

Galdrastafir Vegvisir

The Galdrastafir Vegvisir enjoys great popularity in the field of medieval jewelry, too
Because of its depiction, it is often called the runic compass.The Galdrastafir comes from the
Icelandic magic and is said to protect the wearer from even the strongest storm (or
transmitted in the storms of life) not to lose his way.

The Vegvísir a so-called Galdrastafir, which comes from the Icelandic magic tradition, is a
Symbol found in its concrete representation in the Huld manuscript. It says: „
When that symbol is carried, the wearer shall neither in storm nor wind
get lost even when the path ahead is unknown”.

Since it is very unlikely that this sign existed at all in Viking times
was known, the commonly used name "Viking compass" inherently misleading.

The Huld Manuscript was only published around 1860, well after the end of the Viking Age
(1066 AD) and is therefore more of a modern symbol.
since there is no evidence of a use of this sign before 1600.

Nonetheless, it is an integral part of Icelandic magic traditions and practices
also a significant influence; to other Icelandic magic characters.

Aries - Thor's Hammer

A hand carved Thor's hammer decorated with a ram's head. Worn around the neck
it stands for willpower, assertiveness and protection as well as for potency and
Fertility.

The Warhammer is able to summon lightning and thunder and always returns to its owner. Due to this property, the thunder god, which is why he is also called Donar, is able to fulfill his task of protecting Asgard and Midgard. Many stories and legends are related to this magical weapon, as well as to its meaning, which lies in protecting its wearer and enhancing its virtues.

The hammer is a small masterpiece of woodcarving that is always worth a look. The black wood can also contain slightly reddish spots, which only enhances its charisma.

Odin's magic spear Gungnir

Gungnir is the magic spear of Odin in Norse mythology. He was from
crafted by the dwarf Ivaldi and his sons and infused with magic.
They also made Frey's famous ship Skidbladnir.

The spear has the magical quality that it never misses its target and in its
bump never stops. As a symbol, Gungnir symbolizes the qualities of strength and determination, but also promises determination and accuracy.

The spear was decorated with the symbol of Odin and his Einherjer, the Valknut, as well as a magical Galdrastafir that stands for protection against physical and magical attacks
Decorated and made of stainless steel.