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Apparel and gifts for Vikings with Norse and runic designs. Ideal to celebrate your Scandinavian heritage, Norse heathen beliefs or your appreciation of Viking values. Choose below your favourite design and find it on dozens of high quality products.
This 7th century helmet was possessed by a powerful Norse war-lord. It was found in a boat grave that dates back to the Vendel Period, the era that immediately preceded the Viking Age in Scandinavia. The helmet is ornamented with dragons.
Vendel Helmet
A Vendel Period helmet, which once belonged to a Norse war-lord.
This design is based on Torslunda helmet plate (early 7th century). It features warriors, who have an image of a boar on their helmets, which was a symbol of might. Norse warriors held swords and spears. Colourful design will certainly attract attention.
Norse Warriors
Ancient design that features Norse warriors with boars on their helmets.
The Sutton Hoo helmet is a fine example of the Anglo-Saxon superior quality craftsmanship. This rare object was found in a 6th century ship burial. It is believed that the Sutton Hoo helmet once belonged to Raedwald, ruler of East Anglia.
Sutton Hoo Helmet
This Anglo-Saxon helmet was found in a 6th century ship burial.
Valknut is a Viking symbol of three interconnected triangles. Valknut was associated with Odin. The Elder Futhark runes were used by the ancient Germanic peoples as a means of communication and for magic purposes. Below is the full set of Futhark runes.
Valknut and Norse Runes
Valknut and runes were magic symbols of ancient Germanic peoples.
Norse magic symbol Vegvísir has a deep meaning. In Icelandic it means ‘guidepost’ or ‘direction sign’. It is also called Runic Compass or See the Way. This symbol was drawn on one’s forehead with blood to prevent a person from getting lost.
Runic Compass
Runic Compass or Vegvisir also known as See the Way is an ancient Norse symbol.
The words laukaR, auja, laþu, alu, ota are magic words or formulaic words that were believed to have supernatural power. Ancient Germanic runemakers carved them on various artefacts in order to attract luck and invoke protection.
Magic Runes
Magic or Formulaic words often appear in the Elder Futhark runic inscriptions.
Aegishjalmur or "Helm of Awe" is an ancient Norse magic symbol. It was believed to give irressistibility in battle and grant magical protection against enemies. Aegishjalmur is often used as a Viking tattoo. This symbol is said to be very powerful.
Aegishjalmur
This magic sign gives its wearer the ability to strike an enemy with fear.
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