VIKING NECKLACE - WOLVES AND RAVENS Jormungandr often contrary to the common

often contrary to the common image of them as plundering and battle-hungry warriors

symbolic of wisdom

1 x Viking Necklace - World Tree (Yggdrasil)

other wolves in Norse mythology were not always seen as evil

mystical world of perfection and purity

VIKING NECKLACE - WOLVES AND RAVENS Jormungandr often contrary to the commonVIKING NECKLACE WOLVES AND RAVENS Wolves were a significant presence in many Nordic artifacts and legends, often embodying various meanings. Fenrir, one of the most prominent figures in the myths, was 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. Other wolves in Norse mythology, however, were not all seen as