Odin Triple Horn Armband- Norse God of War and Death Material & thickness:Copper 3mm thick A Viking Love Poem written Rune Choice:1045 Wunjo (joy, happiness)

Name: Odin Triple Horn Armband- Norse God of War and Death Material & thickness:Copper 3mm thick A Viking Love Poem written Rune Choice:1045 Wunjo (joy, happiness)
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SKU: 17911369662
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Odin Triple Horn Armband Norse God of War and Death Material & thickness:Copper 3mm thick A Viking Love Poem written Rune Choice:1045 Wunjo (joy, happiness) A Viking Love Poem written in Old Norse using Medieval Runes Celebrate the convergence of meaningful symbolism and contemporary design as such we will send you photographs of your item prior to dispatch for your approval Odin was the king of the Æsir

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