#norsegod

[skittlesandham]

repost from insta (kinda)

"Just a sketch from a while back, Hel and her steed Helhest."

and also koi lady

[whimtheraven]

The Nordic Goddess of Death and Queen of Helheim, Hel / Hela #Hel #Hela #norsegod #norsegoddess #characterdesign #illustration https://www.instagram.com/p/CnPmxidvWfe/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[harpergalyon1980blog]

[mjolnir-viking-jewelry]

Mjolnir pendant - 89$

★Material: High Quality Solid 960 Sterling Silver★

Weight: approx 15 grams ( 0.52 oz) Height: 30 mm (1,18 inches) Two-sided Mjolnir Pendant

   Introducing the Mjolnir Pendant, a striking piece of Viking jewelry that embodies the power and might of Thor, the Norse god of thunder. This pendant, also known as the Thor Hammer Pendant, showcases the iconic symbol of Mjolnir, Thor's legendary hammer, and pays homage to the renowned Mammen style of Viking art.    Crafted with meticulous attention to detail from sterling silver, this pendant is a testament to exquisite craftsmanship. Its design is inspired by the distinctive Mammen style, characterized by intricate interlacing patterns and stylized animal motifs.    Wearing this Mjolnir Pendant allows you to connect with the strength and protection associated with Thor, making it a powerful symbol of courage and resilience. It serves as a reminder of the valor and fearlessness exhibited by Viking warriors in battle.    The Mammen style of art, with its ornate patterns and depictions of animals, reflects the Vikings' deep reverence for nature and their belief in the interconnection between humans, animals, and the divine. This pendant captures the essence of Viking culture and serves as a tangible link to their rich heritage.    Embrace the spirit of the Vikings and showcase your love for their fascinating history by adorning yourself or your loved ones with this sterling silver Viking pendant. Whether you are drawn to the symbolism of Mjolnir, the allure of the Mammen style, or the embodiment of Viking strength, this pendant is a remarkable piece of jewelry that captures the essence of Viking mythology and craftsmanship.

[yarnwanderer]

Little Thor for Aja

Aja's a fan of Norse Mythology, so I made her this little amigurumi. Making tiny things is kind of a pain in the ass because of all the little bits and pieces and small amounts of yarn of different colors you need. (^_^'). Still. It was worth it because I think it came out well

Also, I don't amigurumi much. So it felt nice to finish one. I meant to make a Loki too and got too lazy.

[alemar3695]

God of Thunder out now on OpenSea. Link in Bio! . . . #nft #nftart #nftartist #nfts #nftcollector #nftcommunity #cryptoart #cryptoartist #digitalart #opensea #openseanft #thor #norse #norsegod https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm16WMWIuUy/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[taylaedraws]

I was reading "The Witch's Heart" last week and I had to draw Loki as the book described! This is one of the very first scenes and I loved it.🎑

So I had this idea of drawing 3 versions of Loki I liked best. So in this drawing we have Loki from the book, Loki from MCU and Loki/Atreus from GOW 💚

I've also taken a time to paint and experiment with different styles of coloring and loose sketch instead of a proper lineart, what do you think?🧐

[hearthfirehandworks]

Frigg of the deep mind, Frigg of the deep sorrows, I pray to you; grant me your blessings, O goddess.

[lokisarium]

🖤 my beautiful nightmare

[tylermileslockett]

Binding of Fenrir, along with many other prints starting from 25$ on my etsy shop:

[edelweissbarnes]

I’ve struggle a lot in my life with finding my place in the world, my purpose. When I started my journey through paganism I’ve felt relieved discovering that I hadn’t to feel ashamed for my desires or for my way of being myself. I’ve had a christian upbringing and I’ve always felt uncomfortable with the “repent for your sins” thing or for the feeling of constant shame if you think or act differently.

In the last decade, I’ve noticed that a key word has been a constant in my journey : devotion.

It’s a fascinating word. The willing to devote oneself to someone or something one truly believes in, I think it’s the most powerful and selfless act of love one can do.

Not long ago I’ve had a Human design chart reading and guess what’s the word to describe my purpose? Exactly: devotion.

Now I deeply understand my long lived fascination with the myth of Sigyn and it hit me hard on how I ended up in my atypical love relationship (one kind that people outside of it don’t understand or judge for the many differences we have), on how I feel about it and how I live it.

For the first time I’ve felt seen. I’ve understood that it’s a part of me, of who I am and that’s ok if others don’t understand; it’s just for me to understand it, live it fully and be true to my heart.

So here’s my toast for lady Sigyn:

To the Devotion herself

To the purest of heart,

To the holder of the bowl,

To the loving and grieving mother,

To the wife of the unfairly punished one,

Let me learn how to be true to my heart, to love with my whole being, to be steadfast and loyal.

Skål!

[heathen-works]

is there any norse pagan discord servers anyone recommends?

[ivaldisonsforge]

Thor hammer pendant

Introducing our Mjolnir Pendant, a mesmerizing homage to the legendary artifact from the ancient city of Kostroma. Material: 925 Sterling Silver Height - 1.57 inches (4 cm) Weight - approx 0.88 oz (25 grams) Two-sided Thor Hammer

Crafted with precision in sterling silver, this pendant celebrates the might of Thor and his iconic hammer, Mjolnir. The Mjolnir Pendant radiates strength and authority, encapsulating the essence of the Viking god of thunder. Its intricate design captures the spirit of ancient craftsmanship, reminiscent of the artistry found in the city of Kostroma. Wearing this Thor Hammer Pendant allows you to forge a connection with Viking heritage and harness the power of Thor himself. Serving as a symbol of protection, bravery, and the indomitable strength of Norse deities, this pendant inspires courage and resilience. As a sterling silver Viking pendant, the Mjolnir Necklace embodies timeless elegance and the mastery of Viking artisans. It stands as a testament to the profound history and cultural significance of the Viking civilization, making it an invaluable addition to any collection of Viking jewelry. Embrace the divine power with our Mjolnir Pendant, a sterling silver masterpiece that honors the enduring legacy of Thor and the Viking legacy. Let it serve as a symbol of your inner fortitude and the ancient tales that continue to captivate and inspire us today.

[dimitaralekseevdimitrov]

[mjolnir-viking-jewelry]

Odeshog mjolnir replica – 279$

This amazing viking pendant honors the original Thor hammer, which dates to the tenth century and was found in Erikstorp, Odeshog, Ostergotland, Sweden. Material 925 Sterling Silver Approx weight 1,76 oz (50 grams) Height 1,85 inches (47 mm) Two-sided Thor hammer pendant

This sterling silver Mjolnir necklace embodies the spirit of Viking symbolism and artistry, having been painstakingly and passionately crafted. The remarkable hammerhead and the finely engraved patterns are just two examples of the many exquisite details that showcase the skill of Viking craftsmanship in antiquity. This pendant has great meaning as a strength and power symbol as well as a protective amulet. Norse mythology describes Mjolnir, Thor's powerful hammer, as having the power to call lightning and defend against enemies, making it a powerful symbol of protection. Regardless of your interest in Norse mythology or fine jewelry, this Odeshog mjolnir replica is a stunning example of the rich Viking past. Its exquisite design and superb craftsmanship make it an impressive and meaningful gift for that someone special, giving them a lovely accessory as well as a shielding and strengthening symbol. With this exquisitely designed Thor hammer, which is a magnificent depiction of old Nordic culture and mythology, you can embrace the spirit of the Vikings. The legendary Norse warriors spirit is embodied in the Odeshog Thor hammer, a Viking jewelry gift.

[ajtheheathen]

Heilsa!

Book I am reading early this morning is, The Poetic Edda by Snorri Sturluson, translated by Carolyne Larrington. I've read other translations as well; Jackson Crawford and also Lee Hollander, which aren't bad in any way, but so far I'm really enjoying Larrington's version. I recommend 💯 this read to all my fellow heathens because this version is very easy to follow, has both Old Norse and English translations.

“godt nytt år!” (Happy New Year)