Fenrir Hairpin feed-color-silver The day of a Viking

The day of a Viking death is written by the Norns

The pendant size is 57

he never regretted doing so

Both are environmentally friendly woods

as a token of his appreciation

Fenrir Hairpin feed-color-silver The day of a VikingThe great wolf Fenrir represents the wild and indomitable spirit of of mankind. He was bound by the gods to allow for civilization to rise. Even knowing that one day Fenrir would be free and in that day he would slay Odin, the gods recognized that the cosmos would be a lesser place without the wild nature of the human soul and refused to strike him down, unwilling to destroy the wild part in all of us. Enduring and indomitable, just like you! Check