Wall cloth tapestry Valknut

Rune Kenaz

This pendant is a masterpiece made by skilled craftsmen and wearing
a deep meaning in Norse mythology. The rune Kenaz stands for knowledge, creativity
and inspiration and is often considered a symbol of fire and flame. The trailer
itself is made of a combination of bronze and silver that go together perfectly
and give the piece of jewelry a unique look.

Measuring 3.1 x 2.2 cm, the pendant is neither too big nor too small and offers a
pleasant wearing comfort. The pendant is strong and durable, so it can withstand daily use
use is not damaged. The use of bronze and silver in the manufacture of the
Pendant is a perfect combination that draws attention to the piece of jewellery. The
warm color of the bronze and the cool silver color complement each other perfectly and give the
Pendant a unique and appealing look.

We attach great importance to the fact that our jewelery is produced sustainably and fairly
to protect our environment and communities. Our craftsmen are experienced
and work closely with us to ensure each piece is perfect and of
is of the highest quality.

Our bronze and silver Rune Kenaz pendant is the perfect piece of jewelry for anyone
who are interested in Norse mythology and culture. You can see the trailer
either purchase for yourself or as a gift to someone special
pass along.

In summary, our bronze and silver Rune Kenaz pendant offers unique ones
and high quality jewelry. The combination of bronze and silver is perfectly matched
coordinated and gives the pendant a unique look. The rune Kenaz bears one
deep meaning in Norse mythology and is a symbol of knowledge, creativity and
Inspiration. Our jewelry is made under fair conditions and
are of the highest quality. Buy now our pendant Rune Kenaz made of bronze and
Silver and express your love for Norse culture and mythology.

Material : bronze, silver 925
Dimensions approx. 31 x 22 x 4 mm
Weight about 11g

Tree of Life

Thorhammer - cross

Our silver pendant Thor's hammer - cross in a rune circle is a unique piece of jewellery,
that unites Norse mythology and Christian culture. The Thor's Hammer, also known as
Known as Mjolnir, it is a powerful symbol of strength, protection and blessings throughout the Cross
is a symbol of faith and spiritual importance. The runic circle represents connection
between the different worlds of Norse mythology and gives the pendant
an additional mystical meaning.

This pendant has been carefully crafted from high quality 925 by skilled craftsmen
Crafted in sterling silver. The Thorhammer is perfectly embedded in a runic circle and that
Cross gives it a special spiritual meaning. The finely worked lines and
Symmetry gives it a timeless, elegant style. The pendant is easy to carry
and goes with every outfit.

This silver pendant is a perfect gift for anyone interested in Nordic
Mythology and Christian culture interested or just a piece of jewelry with spiritual
seeks meaning. It is a symbol of strength, protection, blessings and faith that we believe in
reminds us to focus on our spiritual growth and living in harmony
bring to.

We at our shop attach great importance to customer satisfaction and offer you a
safe and easy order processing. We ship worldwide and offer fast and
reliable deliveries. Order our silver pendant Thorhammer today -
Cross in the runic circle and carry a powerful symbol of Norse mythology and
of Christian culture with pride!

Material : Silver 925
Dimensions: approx. 40 x 33mm
Weight, about 11.4g

Valknut in the center of a vegvisir in the rune circle

Wotan's symbol Valknut as the center of an Icelandic Galdrastafir, the Vegvisir.
The Valknut stands for the connection to the Allfather and his Einherjer. It is one
of the most famous symbols of Norse mythology.

The vegvisir that connects the Wotan knot comes from Iceland and belongs to the so-called
Galdrastafiren. It is thus a magical sign that always
its wearer shows a safe way home.

These powerful symbols are surrounded by a circle of runes, which every 24
Runes of the old futhark and is supposed to increase the magic. The
imposing pendant was made of stainless steel.

Stainless steel pendant with important symbols of Norse mythology

Wotan's Hörner, also called Odrörir Hörner, as well as the Galdrastafir Aegishjalmur
is here, with this unusual stainless steel pendant of a rune circle from the
circled old futhark.

The Skaldenmet symbol depicted with three intertwined horns
is, in Norse mythology, refers to the drinking of mead and the
associated qualities of wisdom, poetry and inspiration, 
which can be acquired through the Skaldenmet.

The Aegishjalmur is mentioned in the heroic poetry of the Edda and served to
Instill fear and receive protection against abuse of power. Likewise should
it makes the wearer imperceptible to the enemy's eyes.

The stainless steel pendant is processed on both sides and can therefore be
worn on either side.

Celtic Bear Paw

Large bear paw made of stainless steel with typical Celtic symbols
was decorated. The bear paw symbolizes the spirit of the bear. It applies to many cultures
as a good omen and as a lucky charm. The Germans even considered the bear to be the king
of the animals. 

It is said thatß who possessed an amulet made of bear claws, use the magical power of the bear
could, because it went over to him. Who could have these bear powers was just under
warriors as something special . Also as a power animal, this enormous energy makes the bear
so special.

The three keywords that best typify the attributes of the bear spirit animal
Instinct, vitality and courage. Bears are  inherently solitary, yet there are very few such intimate relationships as that between a female bear and her cub. The bear claw as a symbol connects all these attributes and opens the energies for a strong connection.

The Celtic
is very common not only among the Celts, but in general in medieval jewelry Triquetra used as symbols or in crafts.
The symbol is many thousands of years old and is used by different cultures around the
world used. It is most likely that the triquetra was the symbol for the Celts
of the Trinity of the Divine. In Wicca she is a symbol of the Trinity
(Virgin, Mother, Old Lady)

Aegishjalmur

The Aegishjalmr is an item from Norse mythology that is mentioned in the Edda. The name is
made up of the Old Norse word œgr (Old High German egis), which means something like
terrible, and hjalmr, the Old Norse word for helmet. Literally translated, Aegishjálmr
(Oegirshelm) means horror helmet.

In mythology it is said that it offers protection to the wearer as it protects him from the eyes
of the Makes the enemy appear invisible. It's an ancient Icelandic magical symbol from 4
superimposed rods with 3 prongs at each end. Aegir was in the Nordic Mythology of the
giant of the sea.

During Christianization, the protective symbol became through its magical Forces not
only forbidden, but even carrying them punished with death. In which Helmet is a kind
of masquerade (mimicry). This enables the wearer to to disguise one's true form and,
for example, a horrific appearance to accept. Hence the name as a horror helmet.