Kiss of Leather Wolf Head Pendant 925 Sterling Silver No. 352

• Artfully designed wolf head with rune circle made of 925 sterling silver.
• The pendant is partially blackened on the front.
• Dimensions: approx. 27mm diameter Inner dimensions of the eyelet: approx. 7 mm high x approx. 4mm wide Weight: approx. 6.5 g.
• According to Nordic mythology, Odin had two wolves: Geri and Freki (the greedy and the voracious). After Edda, Odin left his wolves all the food given to him in Walhall as he drank only mead himself. But also with another wolf, Odin's fate is closely linked: in the world brand Ragnarök, the father of the gods is intertwined by Fenrir, the giant Fenris wolf. Just as ravens, wolves were considered animals of the battlefield among the Vikings.
• The runes represent the 24 signs of the so-called older Futhark. This rune alphabet used the Germanic tribes until the 8th century.

No. 352: artfully designed wolf head with rune circle made of 925 sterling silver. The front of the necklace pendant is partially blackened. Dimensions: approx. 27 mm. Diameter inner dimensions of the eyelet: approx. 7 mm high x approx. 4 mm wide. Weight: approx. 7g Background: According to Nordic mythology, Odin had two wolves: Geri and Freki (the greedy and the voracious). After Edda, Odin left his wolves all the food given to him in Walhall as he drank only mead himself. But also with another wolf, Odin's fate is closely linked: in the world brand Ragnarök, the father of the gods is intertwined by Fenrir, the giant Fenris wolf. Just as ravens, wolves were considered animals of the battlefield among the Vikings. The runes represent the 24 signs of the so-called older Futhark. This rune alphabet used the Germanic tribes until the 8th century.