Norse motifs for table, wall and shelf
The largest section of the range consists of goblets and tankards with Norse motifs: Odin with ravens, Thor, longships, the Vegvisir compass and warrior depictions – several with removable stainless-steel insert and, depending on the product, intended for actual use. Shot glass sets and Viking-style shot glasses round out the table selection.
For the wall, reliefs with berserker and Valhalla scenes, Valkyrie and runic motifs as well as axe-and-shield depictions are available. Tealight holders, a wall clock and an hourglass bring Norse symbolism into the living space. Viking chess piece sets, bookends, jewellery with Mjölnir and Yggdrasil motifs as well as a rune set in black onyx round out the range. A large share of the pieces comes from Veronese. Further parts of the Viking range sit at Viking Figurines and Viking Busts.
Frequently asked questions about Viking accessories
What does Vegvisir mean?
Vegvisir is an Icelandic magical sign, interpreted as a wayfinder or compass, which in modern Norse symbolism stands for orientation and protection. As a motif, it appears within the range on tankards, tealight holders, an hourglass and a wall clock.
What does Yggdrasil mean?
Yggdrasil is the world tree of Norse mythology – an immense ash that, according to the surviving accounts, connects the nine worlds with each other. As a motif, Yggdrasil appears above all on jewellery, trinket boxes and decorative living-space objects.
Which Viking goblets are also intended for use?
Several goblets and tankards within the range feature a removable stainless-steel insert and are accordingly suitable for use. Product pages give information on capacity and fittings on a case-by-case basis.
Which motifs appear most frequently among Viking accessories?
Vegvisir, Mjölnir, longships, Yggdrasil as well as Odin and warrior depictions run as recurring motifs across goblets, wall reliefs, tealight holders and jewellery.
