Boar Magnets
Description: A design from the 8th century Pictish standing stones in Scotland, the boar was considered the ultimate adversary in the Hunt. Wily and strong, they were a match for anyone pursuing them, and stand as a representative of animal energy. Drawn by the internationally esteemed tattoo artist Pat Fish.
Description: According to Norse Mythology, the god Freyr possessed a great boar Gullibursti (Golden Bristles) on which he rode. His sister Freyja had a similar boar Hildisvíni (Battle Swine). To the Anglo-Saxons, the fierce wild boar was a symbol of strength and fertility. Its image adorned their helmets
Description: A detailed black and white drawing of a boar surrounded by an intricate decorative frame. The boar is depicted standing with its head slightly turned, showcasing its bristly texture and tusks. The ornate frame features classical scrollwork, floral motifs, and symmetrical patterns at the top and bottom, creating a vintage engraving style appearance.
