Coussin Viking Loup du Ragnarok Size:60x60cm représente la noblesse

représente la noblesse

It has been found on carved stones in Northern Europe dating to the 8th century AD and on early Germanic coins

the wolf was a sacred animal for the Vikings

This ancestral symbol transmits the dimension of orientation to whoever wears it

to advise him during his governance

Coussin Viking Loup du Ragnarok Size:60x60cm représente la noblesseThe Wolf of the End of the World Several wolves exist within Norse mythology. On one side we have the wolves of the god Odin, Geri and Freki present at his side in his palace in Valhalla. On the other side we have Fenrir and his sons, Hati and Skoll. Fenrir is the son of the god of mischief Loki and the giantess Angrboda. After giving birth to his two sons (the identity of the mother still remains a mystery), Fenrir, growing taller and more and more