Raven and Norse Wolf inspired Vikings Amulet, devoted to God Odin and Tyr, Antlers Hand-Carved

Immerse yourself in the mystique of Norse mythology with our captivating Raven and Norse Wolf-inspired Vikings Amulet, hand-carved from the noble material of moose antlers. This exquisite piece, measuring a compact 5 cm (1.97 inches), is a testament to the enduring craftsmanship of ancient Scandinavia. Tiwaz Rune was added for protection.

Crafted in homage to the revered gods Odin and Tyr, this amulet embodies the essence of their divine attributes and the mythical creatures intertwined with their legends.

Odin, the Allfather of the Norse pantheon, is hailed as the god of wisdom, knowledge, and war. Renowned for his insatiable thirst for wisdom, Odin famously sacrificed his eye at the well of Mimir in exchange for cosmic knowledge. Often depicted with his two loyal ravens, Huginn and Muninn, who serve as his eyes and ears throughout the nine realms, Odin is a figure of unparalleled sagacity and cunning.

Tyr, the god of law, justice, and heroic glory, stands as a paragon of courage and self-sacrifice in Norse mythology. He is best known for his role in binding the monstrous wolf Fenrir, a feat that ultimately led to his own hand being bitten off. Despite this sacrifice, Tyr's unwavering commitment to upholding the natural order and defending the gods against chaos endures as a symbol of indomitable valor.

Intertwined with the imagery of ravens and wolves, this amulet pays homage to Odin's and Tyr's respective associations with these creatures. The raven, a symbol of wisdom and foresight, serves as Odin's trusted messengers, while the wolf, particularly Fenrir, embodies the primal forces of chaos and destruction held at bay by Tyr's valorous deeds.

The use of moose antlers in crafting this amulet adds an authentic touch, honoring the tradition of utilizing these sturdy materials in the creation of weapons and adornments throughout the Viking Age. Importantly, no harm befell any animal in the making of this piece, as moose naturally shed their antlers from late March to mid-April.

To preserve its integrity, it's recommended to shield this amulet from prolonged exposure to heat, moisture, and household chemicals. By treating it with care, you not only safeguard its beauty but also honor the enduring legacies of Odin, Tyr, and the creatures of Norse mythology that inspire its design.