Viking Odin amulet with Ansuz rune. Hand-carved antler

Unleash the essence of Viking mythology with this masterfully crafted amulet, carved from moose antler. The design showcases Odin's head, accompanied by two ravens symbolizing wisdom and guidance. On the reverse, the sacred Ansuz rune is intricately engraved, representing divine inspiration and communication. Adorned with natural gemstone inlays and silver accents, this amulet is not just a piece of jewelry but a powerful symbol of protection, strength, and connection to Nordic heritage.


 Dimensions: approx. 5.5 cm (3.7 inches)
The width at the widest part is approximately 5 cm (1,97 inches)

Materials: Moose antler. No animals were injured. In November - December, the moose sheds its old horns. In April - May, the animals begin to grow new horns.
We find them in the forest, process them, and make unique things for you.

✨ Handmade with care and attention to detail.

PLEASE NOTE, on some amulets, we can carve a rune or other symbol at your request. To do this, write to me about it before buying.

Care: do not wet, and wear with pleasure.

Perfect for lovers of Norse mythology, Vikings, or anyone seeking a unique and meaningful accessory. Wear it as a token of protection or connection to the ancient Norse traditions.

The God Odin or Wotan, Wodan ("allfather", "warrior"), Supreme God of the Nordic-Germanic mythology, the son of Bor and Bestla, the grandson of Buri. His cult was especially popular among the Vikings, in connection with which the period of its prosperity falls on the VIII and IX century. Sailors of the North worshipped God, a loving battle, and believed that in Valhalla, owned by Each indoor silver housing, this one-eyed God gathers men einherjar, "valiantly fallen warriors.
It seems that Odin has pressed Tyr, the original sky God of Norse mythology. Tyr remained the "God of battle", and the One God has taken under his patronage of the military elite. Only he could during a battle to lead the warriors into a state of violent rage when they lose their feelings of fear and pain. God's name means Odin's shamanic ecstasy, and obsession, close Raju's fighting Irish hero of cohaven. The fact that God Odin took the place of the Supreme God, shows what an important role in the lives of northerners played war.
Odin had two ravens Huginn and Muninn. In Norse mythology, these ravens serve the god Odin and fly all over the world, Midgard, and bring information to him.

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