The Viking Jug Fenrir the Norse Wolf is the perfect complement for those who wish to immerse themselves in the exciting world of Viking culture. With a capacity of 650-800 ml, this rustic and highly decorative pitcher fits in both medieval settings and modern homes, making it a real eye-catcher on any dining table.
But this pitcher not only stands out for its aesthetics, but also for its functionality. It is sealed on the inside with a food-safe varnish, ensuring maximum hygiene and allowing you to fully enjoy your favorite beer, or even delicious mead.
Looking for the perfect gift for a modern Viking? This pitcher is a great idea. Its design inspired by the Nordic wolf Fenrir references Viking mythology and adds a touch of authenticity to any collection or themed gathering.
At 15cm tall, this tankard is compact enough to easily transport to any Viking party or event. In addition, its weight, which varies between 350-450 gr, allows you to enjoy your favorite drinks without giving up comfort.
If you are a lover of history, movies or video games related to the Viking theme, this Viking jug Fenrir the Nordic Wolf will become a real treasure for you. Relive the epic battles and legends of this fascinating culture while enjoying your favorite drinks in this true gem.
Do not miss the opportunity to have in your hands this Viking jug Fenrir the Norse Wolf. It will be the center of attention at any occasion and will transport you to a time full of bravery and adventure. Get yours now!
This generously sized mug/jug with handle is handcrafted from cattle horn, polished and embellished with an engraved motif of the wolf Fenrir (also Fenris or Fenrisúlfr).
In Germanic mythology, Fenrir, son of the malicious god Loki and the giantess Angrboda and one of the world's executioners, fights against the existing order and ultimately embodies the annihilation of the world. The gods recognize his danger, chain him to a rock with a ruse and sink him deep into the depths of the earth. The wolf is chained for a long time, until finally, in the twilight of the gods, he breaks his chains and devours Odin. Odin's son, Widar, kills Fenrir, but it is too late, the Father of the Gods falls and, with him, the order of the world.
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