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Amulet Worlds tree

Yggdrasil, Old Norse Yggdrasill, also: Weltesche, is in the Nordic mythology
The name of an ash, which as a world tree embodies the entire cosmos. Other
Names of this tree were probably Mimameid or Lärad.

Yggdrasil has three large Roots, one of which grows to Jotunheim, the land of the giants, where also Mimirs wells.

The other root leads to Niflheim to the source Hvergelmir,
Where the dragon Nidhöggr gnaws at her. The third root is near Asgard.

Large Odin amulet bronze

Odin, also known as Wotan in South Germanic, is the highest of the Nordic gods, which is why he is is also called the Father of Gods or Allfather. At the same time he is also god of war and death. Further he also functions as the god of poetry, ecstasy and magic.

The most famous of his sons, is the firstborn Thor (Donar). His wife is the goddess Frigg (Frigga) who is his other sons Balder, Hermod, Hödur and Bragi were born. Another son he had from the giantess Grid was Vidar, who later to Ragnarok to avenge his death by the wolf Fenrir. Together with his brothers Villi and Ve created the first human couple, Askr and Embla, from a piece of wood that was washed up by the sea. The ravens Hugin and Munin (thought and memory) are among his constant companions always keep up to date with all information from his realm, which is why he also added the name Raven god wears.

Furthermore he also had 2 wolves around him named Geri and Freki (the greedy and the voracious) carry. His warhorse Sleipnir also stands intrepid, which is a present his blood brother Loki was loyal to his side in all his battles. In his homeland, Asgard, he owns two Palaces, Walaskialf and Gladsheim. In the latter there is also the great hall Valhall, where he is with his warriors whom Einherjer is preparing for the final battle at Ragnarök.

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Men's bracelet Odin's Ravens

In Norse mythology, Hugin and Munin are the ravens of Odin, the god of wisdom and the war.
They fly around the world to collect messages and bring them to Odin bring. They are symbols
of knowledge, intelligence and strength. Our bangle is from these mesmerizing creatures and
features the detailed heads of Hugin and Munin decorated. The unique design of this bangle
will add a touch of elegance to your outfit Nordic style and strength and is perfect for anyone
with a Nordic connection seek mythology.

This bangle is crafted from solid bronze and hand finished to give it a rustic finish To give
a look that fits perfectly with the medieval style. He has a flexible fit to to comfortably fit the
wearer's wrist.

Our bangle is a timeless piece of jewelry that emphasizes your personality and your individual
underlines style. It is a perfect gift for anyone who appreciates the beauty and mystique of love
Nordic culture or are simply looking for exceptional jewelry.

Order our bronze medieval bangle with the heads of Hugin and Munin today and underline your
love for Norse mythology!

Material: bronze
Dimensions: inner diameter approx. 6.7cm, approx. 5mm thickness

Eikthyrnir

Eikthyrnir is a stag in Norse mythology. He stands on the
roof of Valhalla and gnaws on the branches of the L’rad tree. In the
Songs like the Prose Edda say: “Dripping from his horned antlers
it to Hvergelmir. That's where all the currents come from.”

The name Eikthyrnir, Old Norse Eikþyrnir, is made up of Old Norse
eik ‚oak, (big) tree‘ and a second ingredient, which is mostly in
connection with Old Norse þorn ‚dorn‘ is seen .

The stag represents
in Norse and Celtic mythology Courage and strength. The heart of the deer is carried through
in both cultures spirals shown. It is said that he who has the heart of the deer is
will never flinch from an opponent.
 

Material : wood, glass
Size:  35x35mm

Wotan's raven Munin

Wooden amulet Yggdrasil

With Yggdrasil, the world tree, the world view of Nordic and Germanic mythology is clearly explained and represented. Numerous myths and legends in the most varied of cultures were found in trees when explaining their understanding of the universe, which is why they were often used symbolically for their ideas.

The trees were e.g. also as a sign of life and fertility as well as the connection to all life in general. Trees were also seen as a link between gods and humans. In Nordic-Germanic mythology, the evergreen world ash Yggdrasil was used.

The term Yggdrasil is made up of the Old Norse words Ygg (horror or fear) and Drasill (horse), which is a connection to Odin's horse Sleipnir. Yggdrasil was not only the first tree, but is also so huge in its dimensions that the branches of the ash tree spread out over all nine worlds and thus connect them.

At the top of the tree trunk lives an eagle that has no name. Between his two eyes was a hawk named Vedrfölnir.Yggdrasil was divided into three levels, which are the upper world, the middle world, which also includes the earth and the underworld.

Triquetra Triangle

The triqueta, also called triquetta or triquetra, consists of three connected Circular arcs. The
name comes from Latin and means triangular or Knot of threesome or simply triangle.

From the Celtic world z. B. on Celtic crosses the feminine changes Symbol to a male symbol
in Christianity e.g. B. in Gothic art. The symbol is many thousands of years old and is used by
different cultures around the World used.

Most likely, the triquetra was the symbol for the Celts the Trinity of the Divine was. In Wicca she
is a symbol of the Triune Goddess (Virgin, Mother, Old Lady).
 

Big triskele on thick dragon leather strap

In the days before the Celts, our ancestors worshiped a primeval mother who is our Mother Earth.
The triskele or triple spiral, is a Celtic symbol which is tight
is related to the triangle node, since it is three interconnected
Represents spirals.
The Triskele has several meanings: mother, father, child ... past present future ...
Power, intelligence, love ... creator, destroyer, sustainer ... creation, preservation, destruction