Ragnar Lothbrok Kids T-Shirts

Viking Raven Design

A quick design.

It is better to be a wolf of Odin than a lamb of God.

Ivar the Boneless

Norseman | Viking Proud | Vikings T-Shirt Norseman or man from the North is another term for Viking. This shirt makes a great gift for any viking or viking lover.

Desing for Vikings Fans

Viking Dad I asked Odin for a Berserker, he sent me my son, Viking Warrior with Norse symbolisms and Viking warrior axe. erfect for Inner Norse Viking Father and Son, two Viking Warriors, proud Viking Father, a true warrior for his son and will protect him till Valhalla.

viking skull with horn helmet

viking

My take on Yggdrasil and the nine worlds in pagan lore.

Created for you. Enjoy. And thank you so much!

Odins Ravens.

Illustration of viking, made on illustrator

A fusion of two schools of knotwork - Hiberno Norse serpent.

The Germanic gods have been dormant for close to a millennia. It is about time the long quiescent Wōtan awakens. Wear this great shirt by Culture Wars with pride, and Get Wōtan - the archetype of wisdom and awakening - into the minds of normies.

Deer skull design, surrounded by Viking runes and symbols

If you like vikings and the mystic nordic mythology, than this is the perfect design for you!

Viking Ivar the boneless painting and drawing by san art studio

The Valknut (Odin's Knot) is a symbol of the transition between life and death and, according to Davidson, "is thought to symbolize the power of the god to bind and unbind" (Gods and Myths, 147).

Perfectly suitable for all medium and would make you one of the coolest guy in room :D

Cattle die, friends die

Honour your roots.

A detailed raven.

viking skull in hell

Valknut, one of many Viking symbols.

odin's horns symbol

Chibi King ivar on his throne

In Norse myth Loki's symbol was the snake, and he was often represented by two snakes circling each other forming an S symbol, and biting the tail of the other.

In Norse mythology, Sleipnir /ˈsleɪpnɪər/ (Old Norse: [ˈslɛipnez̠]; "slippy" or "the slipper") is an eight-legged horse ridden by Odin. Sleipnir is attested in the Poetic Edda, compiled in the 13th century from earlier traditional sources, and the Prose Edda, written in the 13th century by Snorri Sturluson.

Queen Lagertha

According to Norse Mythology, the god Freyr possessed a great boar Gullibursti (Golden Bristles) on which he rode. His sister Freyja had a similar boar Hildisvíni (Battle Swine). To the Anglo-Saxons, the fierce wild boar was a symbol of strength and fertility. Its image adorned their helmets

chibi viking and strawberry

Viking runes.

Kattegat is the seat of Earl Haraldson, and the center of his powers. Events such as The Thing and other meetings among the Vikings are held in Kattegat. It's also the center of commerce for the area, especially considering its location in a fjord and its access to sea travel. Farmers, such as Ragnar, and producers of various goods, rely on Kattegat as the primary market where they can sell their goods. Later, after Haraldson is slain in single combat by Ragnar, the Lothbrok family abandons its farm, which had been put to the torch by the Earl's men, and relocates to Kattegat, where Ragnar rules as the new Earl.

Kattegat is the seat of Earl Haraldson, and the center of his powers. Events such as The Thing and other meetings among the Vikings are held in Kattegat. It's also the center of commerce for the area, especially considering its location in a fjord and its access to sea travel. Farmers, such as Ragnar, and producers of various goods, rely on Kattegat as the primary market where they can sell their goods. Later, after Haraldson is slain in single combat by Ragnar, the Lothbrok family abandons its farm, which had been put to the torch by the Earl's men, and relocates to Kattegat, where Ragnar rules as the new Earl.