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Description
- Size: Rope length about 50cm< /ul>
- Weight: about 10g
- In Viking and Norse mythology, there is no explicit use of the owl as a major mythological character or symbolic animal. However, in Northern European cultures, the owl is still regarded as a mysterious and powerful creature.
- Owls are often considered a symbol of wisdom and insight. They are seen in many cultures as intelligent, alert, and highly intuitive creatures. In Northern Europe, owls are believed to be able to see through darkness and foretell future changes.
- Although there are no stories or characters Specifically centered on owls in Norse mythology, owls may appear in some myths as part of a symbol or image. For example, in some cases, owls may be depicted as accompanying images of Valkyrie or other deities.
- In addition, owls may be depicted in Viking art and ornaments. These motifs and carvings may have been intended to pay homage to the owl's wisdom and insight, and to use it as a symbol or amulet.