Viking Runestone Cards

Description: Distressed design based on the Hillersjö Runestone in Sweden. Runestones were used by Vikings as a way to worship the memory of a family member or loved one and their achievements.

Description: Distressed design based on the Hillersjö Runestone in Sweden. Runestones were used by Vikings as a way to worship the memory of a family member or loved one and their achievements.

Description: Distressed design based on the Hillersjö Runestone in Sweden. Runestones were used by Vikings as a way to worship the memory of a family member or loved one and their achievements.

Description: The Nørre Nærå Runestone design

Description: This design inspired by frequent motif on northern runestones and brooches - Dragons vs Snakes. Runic inscription - Elder Futhark - Runic alphabet.

Description: This runestone was raised by a lady by the name of Holmfrr who had also lost her husband Björn and their son Sighvatr.The runestone style Pr4, sometimes called the Urnes style, best encapsulates the inscription.This runestone design features slender, stylized creatures woven into complex patterns.The animals' heads are often seen in profile, and they have narrow, almond-shaped eyes and upwardly coiled appendages on their noses and necks.

Description: Gothic Runestone Monolith - Dragon Knotwork Art

Description: One of the most famous of the Ingvar runestones is the Gripsholm Runestone (Sö 179). Its inscription tells that it was raised in honour of Ingvar’s brother Haraldr who had died in Serkland.

Description: Odin Mask Aarhus Runestone Viking Art. Wear a piece of Norse history with this dark art illustration inspired by the famous Aarhus 4 Runestone (DR 66) from Denmark. Featuring the iconic Mask of Odin (Grimnir) intricately blended with crossed swords in a detailed vintage engraving style. Perfect for historians, fans of Viking culture, pagan mythology, and dark fantasy aesthetics. Carry the protective magic of the ancient runestones and the strength of the Allfather.

Description: Abstract vikings art wicca pattern for lovers of runes and scandinavian culture.

Description: Runestone U 812 is a Viking-Age runestone from Hjälsta, Uppland, Sweden, dated approximately 1020–1050 CE. It is carved in the Ringerike style and stands about 1.30 m tall and 0.88 m wide. The surviving inscription translates approximately: “… his father. He died in England.” The beginning of the inscription is believed to have been carved on a now-lost stone.

Description: The Anglo-Saxon Futhorc - Runic Alphabet.

Description: Runes are the letters of the runic mystical alphabet, developed 2000 years ago by Germanic people and Vikings. It was used to name things and places, provide protection, attract luck and fortune, and magically divine the course of future events.

Description: Thor. God Mask. Runic inscription - Futhark. Runic alphabet. The Path of life, from birth to death and again to birth. In ancient times depicted for protecting purposes.

Description: Design for the Nordic Mythology Collection. It represents Odin riding the eight-legged horse Sleipnir into Valhalla as shown in a runestone the sixth century.

Description: Runes are the letters of the runic mystical alphabet, developed 2000 years ago by Germanic people and Vikings. It was used to name things and places, provide protection, attract luck and fortune, and magically divine the course of future events.

Description: Runes are the letters of the runic mystical alphabet, developed 2000 years ago by Germanic people and Vikings. It was used to name things and places, provide protection, attract luck and fortune, and magically divine the course of future events.

Description: Ancient runes script and nordic Futhark graphic for lovers of scandinavian tradition an vikings culture.

Description: Conquer purgatory and prove your worth to Odin in a brutal Viking survival realm. This epic Norse myth graphic depicts a shielded warrior confronting a roaring dragon beneath a runic sky.

Description: The words read "son of Hafthi" in the Gothic language and the image below is my recreation of the Snake-Witch Stone from Gotland. Hafthi was the first man to settle Gotland, with his wife Huitastierna (white star). The Guta Saga states that they had 3 sons and the triskelion is said to represent a boar, eagle, and wolf. If you have Gothic ancestry, according to legend, Hafthi is your progenitor.

Description: Game character fanart

Description: Viking mask found in a runestone. A gift idea for friends who are into the viking mythology and those of norse origin. A design by gegogneto