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As the wheel of the year turns, we find ourselves in the heart of summer. The sun is shining, the days are long, and nature is in full bloom. It’s a time of abundance and energy, but also a time…

As the wheel of the year turns, we find ourselves in the heart of summer. The sun is shining, the days are long, and nature is in full bloom. It’s a time of abundance and energy, but also a time…

Is Ymir the grandfather of Odin? Ymir is the ancestor of all Jötnar-giants. In the Norse-Germanic creation myth, the beginning of the world began in Ginnungagap, a ‘yawning gap/emptiness’. There was an ice-cold river, Elivàgar, who gave birth to Ymir.…

Váli is a son of Odin and a brother to Baldur and Thor. His role and function is primarily associated with the death of Baldur and his seeking for revenge by killing Höðr. What is the myth of Váli? He…

Heimdallr / Heimdall possesses the Gjallarhorn, a horn that may be reflective of drinking and ceremonial horns that were used in religious rites among the Germanic people (e.g., Simek, 2007). In the Poetic Edda, Heimdallr / Heimdall is mentioned in…

Njörðr / Njord belongs to the tribe of the Vanir and is perhaps best known as being the father of Freya. Njörðr / Njord is mentioned in the various local sites across Scandinavia and in both Eddas. Is Njord the…

In Norse Mythology, the worlds that are ‘below’, or underneath the world-tree Yggdrasil, are under the rule of Hel, who resides in Helheimr (- ‘realm of the dead, underworld’). Hel is attested and mentioned in various Old Norse and Icelandic…

Freyr the origins and history Like Thor, Freyr was associated with a plentiful annual harvest. The name Freyr stems from the same Proto-Germanic word as Freya, meaning ‘Lord’. Freyr is attested in many sources, including Runic inscriptions, the Prose and…

Tyr is also known as Ziu in Old High German and derives possibly from an older deity, the reconstructed Tiwaz, meaning ‘the God’ (Jan de Vries, 1962; Altnordisches Etymologisches Wörterbuch (1977). Roman historian Tacitus said in ‘Germania’ that Mars is…

Who is the Thor? The Norse God Thor is especially associated with acreage, fertile harvests and as such, can be considered to be an agricultural deity. Known for his hammer Mjölnir, his appearance and force were associated with thunder, lightning…

What was Loki the god of? Regarding Loki in pre-christian mythologies, cultural hero can appear in many shapes and forms. They can be deceivers, tricksters, shapeshifters. They can take on the forces of creation and destruction and personify them (e.g.,…


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Cernunnos sits cross-legged in the forest, antlers reaching toward the sky like branches. He is...
This morning’s little gathering before they head off to their owners. ✨
Gemstone rings, rune...
The Vegvisir was meant to be carried, not displayed. A wayfinding symbol the Icelanders believed...
A few pieces heading out this morning 🖤
A Walpurgisnacht pendant, a Wolpertinger pendant, and...
In Scandinavian folklore, trolls weren't the cute creatures you see in kids' movies. They were...
Five witches dance around a blazing bonfire beneath a citrine cabochon in this Walpurgisnacht pendant....
Bavarian Folklore says that you might just cross paths with a Wolpertinger in the alpine...
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He finally stepped out of the forest…
The Wolpertinger Pendant has arrived.
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