Celtic Boar Magnets

Description: Revered by the ancient Celts over all other animals, the wild boar was associated with strength, courage, and ferocity, as well as fertility and wealth. - Original artwork/design by Christopher Toler / Tip-Tops Celtic

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: Gullinbursti (meaning "Gold Mane or Golden Bristles") - Freyr's boar, created by the brothers dwarfs Sindri and Brokkr. It can run through the air and water better than any horse, and disperse any darkness with the light of its mane and bristles.

Description: Pictish Boar design inspired by the carvings found on Pictish stones in Scotland

Description: Vercingetorix Approved

Description: Pictish Boar design inspired by the carvings found on Pictish stones in Scotland

Description: Ornamental head of a boar.

Description: Pictish Boar design inspired by the carvings found on Pictish stones in Scotland

Description: Modern ornate interpretation of the iconic Pictish boar symbol, with decorative filigree scrollwork. Perfect for lovers of Scottish history, Celtic art, and Pictish culture.

Description: Celtic Knotwork Boar - Fierce Mythical Warrior

Description: The mighty carnyx horn was blown as the Celtic warrior forces advanced into battle, striking fear into the hearts of their enemies.

Description: Pictish Boar design inspired by the carvings found on Pictish stones in Scotland