VIKING CUFF - FENRISWOLF Edelstahl and bravery

and bravery

symbolising that Odin welcomes fallen warriors into Valhalla

also known as the Wotan Knot

where warriors who died in battle are said to be taken

or natural materials such as wood and bone

VIKING CUFF - FENRISWOLF Edelstahl and braveryVIKING CUFF FENRISWOLF Wolves were prominent in many Nordic artifacts and sagas, often symbolising different meanings. Fenrir, the son of Loki and Angrboa, was one of the central figures in these tales. It was prophesied that he would break free from the chains that bound him, devour the sun and moon, and ultimately swallow Odin during the battle of Ragnark. However, not all wolves in Norse mythology were seen as evil. Odin was often depicted with two