Viking Folklore Crewneck Sweatshirts

Part of the Folk Blessings collection

The Old Norse word víkingr usually meant “pirate” or “raider.” It was in use from the 12th to the 14th century, and it was likely derived from an earlier Old Scandinavian word contemporary to the Vikings themselves.

Ready to meet Odin? It's time to visit Valhalla! Let the stormy waves carry your boat, set out to meet your destiny. The clash of swords, the crack of thunder, let the wind and waves carry you, Valhalla calling me...

Design featuring the serpent Jormungandr from Norse Mythology devouring his own tail. Viking Jormungandr Ouroboros Norse Pagan Serpent

In the realm of Norse mythology, powerful viking women fought alongside their male counterparts, fearlessly defending their land. This captivating illustration honors their legacy and reminds us of the indomitable spirit within us all.

The Anglo-Saxon Futhorc - Runic Alphabet.

The Anglo-Saxon Futhorc - Runic Alphabet.

Where is this troll from Nordic / Norse / Scandinavian myths going? Hopefully not to troll someone online! May he brighten your day!

Design featuring the serpent Jormungandr from Norse Mythology devouring his own tail. Viking Jormungandr Ouroboros Norse Pagan Serpent

Ink drawing by Gust van de Wall Perné

Bunad is the beloved traditional Norwegian dress that many Norwegians own and wear for special occasions. Each bunad colorfully and uniquely tells the story of Norway's history and plays a special role in tying Norwegians to their heritage.

Ready to meet Odin? It's time to visit Valhalla! Let the stormy waves carry your boat, set out to meet your destiny. The clash of swords, the crack of thunder, let the wind and waves carry you, Valhalla calling me...

Greatfather Owl exudes maximum dignity + juuust a little condescension.

The draugr or draug is an undead creature from the Scandinavian saga literature and folktales.

Keeper of the Old Ways signifies a guardian deeply rooted in the traditions of ancient cultures, invoking the essence of paganism, medieval times, and the mystique of Viking, Celtic, and Saxon heritage. This phrase encapsulates a reverence for ancestral knowledge, nature's rhythms, and the spiritual connection to the past, embodying a sense of honor and duty to preserve ancient wisdom in the modern world.

She has two sides, one living, one dead. Which shall you face?

Artwork of the two norse ravens Huginn and Muninn

The two ravens from Norse mythology, Odins companions - Huginn and Muninn.

As the hopless battle raged, the Danish warriors, depraved of all confidence, claimed the mercy of the gods. Instead a semi-men semi-crow appeared from the deep dark mist into the hollowness of the forest. To battle alongside them was his wish. Not for glory nor honor... just blood for blood...

Design featuring the serpent Jormungandr from Norse Mythology devouring his own tail.

Design featuring the serpent Jormungandr from Norse Mythology and a Viking Valknut symbol.

HUGINN AND MUNINN RAVENS VIKING NORDIC

ODIN SAVE US (Wolves) is a gorgeous authentic design, inspired by the Nordic Folklore & Norse Mythology. it presents the lettering text "ODIN SAVE US" with Odin's two wolves howling for help. Sometimes we all need Odin's help.

"Enchanting Trolls of John Bauer" is a mesmerizing portrayal that offers a captivating glimpse into the world of mythical beauty through the masterful artistry of John Bauer. This design concept immerses viewers in a realm where folklore and imagination intertwine, and trolls emerge as creatures of both awe and fascination.

For all those who fail in victory, there be a special kind of hellscape which awaits to eternally devour the soul.

Original artwork of ancient demon

Bear with me, honey.

"He is called Hræsvelg, who sits at heaven’s end, a giant, in the shape of an eagle; from his wings they say the wind comes over all people" — Vafþrúðnismál (the lay of Vafþrúðnir, the third poem in the poetic edda) . My version of Hraesvelgr!

Swedish folk art reflects the traditions of the 18th and 19th century rural society in which it developed and flourished. Folk art generally is considered "naive" and produced by people without formal training in the arts but who are often skilled craftsmen.

Fenrir is one of god Loki's offspring, a monstrous wolf. He's ferocious, evil, unpredictable and almost invincible because of his size, so the gods decided to bound him using a rope made out of silent and invisible elements.

Fenrir is one of god Loki's offspring, a monstrous wolf. He's ferocious, evil, unpredictable and almost invincible because of his size, so the gods decided to bound him using a rope made out of silent and invisible elements.

Design featuring the serpent Jormungandr from Norse Mythology devouring his own tail. Viking Jormungandr Ouroboros Norse Pagan Serpent

On clear nights, the villagers could hear the mournful baying of the Deerhawk echo down the mountainside from where he stood on his nest of flames.

T-shirts and hoodies for lovers of Scandinavian folklore with protective runes of power and northern motifs in the design.

Skandinavian folk

Protector of ancient forests