Houtsnijwerk Hugin, raaf van Odin Pantser - maliën - helmen - pantseraccessoires a British screen master who

a British screen master who lived in France

Bracelets like this were worn by many Germanic tribes like the Franks

so that you can wear the horns on your head

burns and other wounds

Traditionally it is worn as a ring

Houtsnijwerk Hugin, raaf van Odin Pantser - maliën - helmen - pantseraccessoires a British screen master whoThis carving depicts Hugin, Odin's raven, sitting on a crescent decorated with Celtic knot motifs and a triskelion. As one of the two ravens that accompany Odin, Hugin represents the concept of thought and contemplation. According to the myth, Hugin flies around the world every day to gather information and returns in the evening to report to Odin. The name "Hugin" is derived from the Old Norse word for "thought" or "contemplation," which emphasizes