Viking Eagle Hats
Description: Eagle Warrior With Battle Axe Stormy Viking Humor with This features a bald eagle warrior on a wet rock with a double headed battle axe amid sea spray and lightning. The artwork shows layered warrior gear and fur beneath storm clouds for Viking and eagle art fans
Eagle Warrior With Battle Axe Stormy Viking Humor Hat
by Vauliflower
$12 $19
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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: 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: In Norse mythology, birds of prey belong to Odin, the father of the gods. He himself once assumed the shape of an eagle and the hawk Vedrfölni / Wedrfölnir sits with the eagle on the world tree Yggdrasil. In norse mythology eagles and hawks, falcons and ravens all are revered for their perceived wisdom.
Description: In Norse mythology, birds of prey belong to Odin, the father of the gods. He himself once assumed the shape of an eagle and the hawk Vedrfölni / Wedrfölnir sits with the eagle on the world tree Yggdrasil. In norse mythology eagles and hawks, falcons and ravens all are revered for their perceived wisdom.
Description: In Norse mythology, birds of prey belong to Odin, the father of the gods. He himself once assumed the shape of an eagle and the hawk Vedrfölni / Wedrfölnir sits with the eagle on the world tree Yggdrasil. In norse mythology eagles and hawks, falcons and ravens all are revered for their perceived wisdom.