Tape of Odin's horse Sleipnir

A large tapestry of the eight-legged horse Sleipnir. The horse was a gift from him
Norse god Loki to the father of the gods Odin. The horse can move over land, water
as well as move through the air. It is the fastest of all horses and can be huge
Cover distances in the shortest possible time without getting tired.

Sleipnir is one of Loki's children. To do this, he transformed himself into a mare and seduced him
Stallion Svadilfari. The purpose of this was to allow Loki to build the fortress of the gods Asgard
slow down because the Aesir made an agreement with the master builder, the giant Hrimthur
had.

The deal was that if Hrimthur was to make it through the gods' fortress, only with help
To build his stallion Svadilfari within a year, he considered the goddess Freya as a reward
Bride and additionally Sol and Mani should get.

Our wall cloth with the motif of the symbolic horse Sleipnir of Norse mythology
decorates your walls with all the charm and beauty of the previous centuries. This
Wall cloth is an important tool to emphasize the gothic decor of your home. Although it
looks magical at first sight, it is an impressive work of art that the
attracts the attention of every viewer.

The print colors are permanent and will not fade. The wall cloth is easy to clean
and the print is incredibly detailed for an authentic appearance.
Anyone who likes to collect gothic motifs will love this wall cloth. In addition, this
Wall cloth a must-have gift for any mythology enthusiast. Do not let
like! Add Sleipnir to the tapestry on your wall today and let your
magic shine!

Material : 100% Polyester
Dimensions : 200 x 150 cm

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When it comes to medieval jewelry, the symbol that comes to mind is Mjölnir, the war hammer
of the Norse god Thor. The Thorhammer stands for several meanings
such as strength, courage and determination.

The Thor Hammer silver pendant in a Celtic knot ring is an impressive one
Piece of jewelry that symbolizes the power and strength of the Norse god Thor. the hammer,
also known as Mjölnir, was considered one of the most powerful weapons in Norse mythology and
was used by Thor to defeat his enemies and protect the world from danger.

This pendant has been handcrafted using a solid silver hammer that
surrounded by a Celtic knot ring. The Celtic knot is an ancient symbol used in
used in many cultures as a symbol of infinity and unity.

This silver pendant is a perfect gift for anyone interested in Norse mythology and
inspire Celtic symbols. It can be worn for any occasion and is a great one
Accessory to enhance any outfit.

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powerful piece of jewelry that symbolizes the strength and power of Thor. Carry him with you
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inspire.

Material : Silver 925
Dimensions: approx. 45 x 35mm
Weight: about 10.4 g

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Ax of the Slavic god Perun

Ax of Perun

Perun is the supreme god in Slavic mythology and is often considered a powerful god of
war shown. Perun's ax is a symbol of his strength and power. She represents them Destruction
of enemies and obstacles and represents protection and masculinity.

This pendant is made from high quality stainless steel and has been made with great care and
attention to detail Designed with attention to detail. The sharp edges of the ax and the curved
lines in the handle make the pendant a real eye-catcher.

With a size of 4 cm x 3,5 cm, this pendant is an imposing piece of jewelry that enhances every look.
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Valknut surrounded by Jörmungandr made of...

Valknut surrounded by the Midgard Serpent

Valknut, also known as Wotan's knot, is one from Germanic mythology
originating symbol, which consists of three knotted triangles.
The etymology derives it from valr ‚warriors fallen in battle and thus knut knots
away. For the most part, historically it has actually been associated with
Battle scenes, sacrificial scenes or with Odin/Wotan on picture stones as well as
represented by rune stones.

Its meaning points to the Trinity of life, death and resurrection. Mostly
is also a pictured fylgia (animal following spirit) always
in depicted scenes associated with the Valknut. Made up of three interlocking triangles
existing symbol clearly has Trinity symbolism.

The interpretations are extremely diverse, such as. Past, present and
future It is also often associated with the three brothers: Wotan, Vili and
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(Goddesses of Destiny) or watch for the 9 Worlds.

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