Futhark Socks

Description: An ornate Tyr rune decorated with knotwork and sword, emblematic of the god Tyr. In the colours of bone and burnt wood.

Description: Hand-carved runic stones arranged around a central ceremonial fire, featuring glowing ancient symbols and ritualistic offerings.

Description: Two ancient Viking symbols brought together into one powerful image

Description: Gibu Auja dates back to the 5th century. It is said to be a rune of luck and success. A combination of the runes Gebo (meaning gift) and Ansuz (meaning from the gods) this rune asks the gods for the gift of luck.

Description: T shirt design for celebrating Religions associated with Odin, and the gods of the Astari.

Description: An ornate Othala rune decorated with knotwork, Odin's companions the ravens Huginn and Muninn and Odin's solitary all seeing eye. The rune Othala is emblematic of the god Odin, also known as Wodan. In the colours of bone and burnt wood.

Description: Odin’s Horn Silver Metallic

Description: Vegvisir translates into “That Which Shows the Way” in Icelandic. In the Huld Manuscript, it says this about the Vegvisir: “If this sign is carried, one will never lose one’s way in storms or bad weather, even when the way is not known.” The Vegvisir is encircled by Norse Elder Futhark Runes. Norse Vegvisir Wayfinder Viking Compass Elder Futhark Runes

Description: Vegvisir and Phoenix bird

Description: Celtic Knot symbol with Elder Futhark Runes

Description: Baldr is the Norse god of light, beauty, honor and kindness. Radiant, loyal and gentle, he's the most beautiful of all the male Nordic gods.

Description: Vegvisir and Phoenix bird

Description: Vegvisir - Viking Navigation Compass

Description: raven of odin elder futhark runes black

Description: Hail Odin - Valknut

Description: Odin's Spy

Description: White Magic Rune Conifer Trees "Friendship with Trees Bindrune" Design. A bindrune made of two tall conifer trees, to represent and celebrate friendship with trees. Bindrunes are a combination of runes within a single symbol, for communication and/or magic.

Description: The ancient Viking rune of the futhark for defense and protection Part of the Ancient Runes/ Norse Paganism Collection

Description: The ancient Viking rune of nurturing, birth and the mother Part of the Norse Paganism/ Rune casting collection

Description: Rune - magical sign tiwaz (eoh) meaning a god Tyr.

Description: Celtic Knot symbol with Elder Futhark Runes

Description: Rune - magical sign pertho (perthu) meaning fence.

Description: Rune - magical sign thurisaz (thorn) meaning thorn.

Description: Celtic Knot symbol with Elder Futhark Runes

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: The ancient viking rune of harmony Part of the Norse Paganism/ Rune Divination Collection

Description: Viking/Norse Rune Design, based off Z-rune of the Elder Futhark Runic Alphabet. It's also a symbol of Protection.

Description: The rune Algiz from the Elder Futhark is a protective sign against enemies and evil influences and is said to bring luck and vitality.

Description: The ancient Viking rune of the Gods and Odin Part of the Norse Paganism/ Rune casting collection

Description: The ancient Viking rune of mankind and the human soul Part of the Norse Paganism/ Rune Divination Collection

Description: Music for Beasts by Beasts.

Description: The Nørre Nærå Runestone design

Description: Fate of the Norns - The Illuminated Edda Hild wields the legendary sword Dainsleif. The sword is said to be able to bring back the dead from the grave. Hild used it to reanimate the dead every night so that two armies could fight once more when the sun arose the next day. Hervor wields the legendary sword Tyrfing. Tyrfing is said to carry three curses. These curses would shed the blood of the innocent. Once the blade was drawn, Hel would be receiving an unexpected guest, someone who was not meant to die this day. Show your Viking pride!

Description: The Norns spin the strand of fate for both gods and men. Skuld, Verdandi and Urdr are known to be benevolent, but others are not as kind. Mistresses of fate and destiny are the official logo for Fate of the Norns.