VIKING NECKLACE - KNOTTED WOLF Leder Armbänder honouring their connection with the

honouring their connection with the wild and the natural world

embodies the strength of ancient wisdom and the guidance of the gods

VIKING BRACELET - JORMUNGANDR

as well as the sacred bond with the earth and afterlife

Vikings wore necklaces as symbols of their faith or as amulets that harnessed magical powers to protect them and ward off evil

VIKING NECKLACE - KNOTTED WOLF Leder Armbänder honouring their connection with theVIKING NECKLACE KNOTTED WOLF Wolves were present in many Nordic artifacts and sagas, often symbolising different meanings. Fenrir, one of the most important figures in the sagas, was the son of Loki and Angrboa. It was prophesied that he would break free from the chains that bound him, swallow the sun and moon, and devour Odin during the Battle of Ragnark. There were also other wolves in Norse mythology that were not all considered evil. Odin was