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Wolf cross on Fenris necklace
Itemno. FL06-3152-SILVER
$241
Description:
Pendant: 48 x 29 mm
Leather: 4 mm
Icelandic Cross / The Wolf Cross from the 900-1000s. Location: Foss, Sydlandet / Iceland. Exhibited at the Icelandic National Museum.
Combination of thors hammer and cross. The wolf's head symbolizes respect for animal cunning, the cross in the cross the life force of the sun.
Carried as an amulet for wisdom and vitality.
Vikings ca. 800 - 1,100 AD
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