VIKING HOODIE - FENRIR Size:S Whether you're feeling like a

Whether you're feeling like a glorious knight or a maiden from ancient times

Vikings often wore necklaces as symbols of their faith or as amulets that held magical powers to ward off evil

The name Valknut is derived from the Old Norse words "valr" meaning "slain warrior" and "knut" meaning "knot

representing strength and valor

1 x Viking Necklace - Julfest

VIKING HOODIE - FENRIR Size:S Whether you're feeling like aVIKING HOODIE FENRIR Wolves were a significant presence in many Nordic artifacts and sagas, often with different meanings. Fenrir was one of the main figures in the sagas, the son of Loki and Angrboa. It was prophesied that he would break free from the chains that bound him, devour the sun and the moon, and ultimately swallow Odin during the battle of Ragnark. There were also other wolves in Norse mythology, who were not all seen as evil. Odin was