Runestones Posters and Art Prints

This design inspired by frequent motif on northern runestones and brooches - Dragons vs Snakes. Runic inscription - Elder Futhark - Runic alphabet.

I came into this world kicking and screaming while covered in someone else's blood and I have no problem with going out the same way

Kenaz rune artwork. Kenaz is the sixth rune of the Elder Futhark alphabet and its literal meaning is torch. It’s also the rune of new ideas and illumination.

Algiz Rune Nordic Futhark Flower Wreath Runic. Traditional ancient rune symbolizing divine protection.

Raido rune artwork. Raido is the fifth rune of the Elder Futhark alphabet and its literal meaning is wagon. It's also the rune of travel and symbolizes taking action.

Ansuz rune artwork. Ansuz is the fourth rune of the Elder Futhark alphabet and its literal meaning is “mouth”. It’s also the rune of the god Odin and communication.

Gebo rune artwork. Gebo is the seventh rune of the Elder Futhark alphabet and its literal meaning is gift. It’s also the rune of exchange and generosity.

Distressed design based on the Hillersjö Runestone in Sweden. Runestones were used by Vikings as a way to worship the memory of a family member or loved one and their achievements.

The gods will always smile on brave women

We're the ones your mother warned you about

I raid with Ragnar

We'll meet again in Valhalla

It's hard to be humble when you're a Viking

Leif landed first!

100% pure Viking blood

100% pure Viking Blood

Distressed design based on the Hillersjö Runestone in Sweden. Runestones were used by Vikings as a way to worship the memory of a family member or loved one and their achievements.

Brotherhood. Family isn't always blood. It's the ones that are willing to bleed for you

You can keep the Tiara, I'm not a princess I'm a shieldmaiden

SHIELD MAIDEN - We can fight for ourselves

Shield maiden! Make your own damn sandwich

SHIELD MAIDEN - We can fight for ourselves

Viking T-Shirt

Viking T-shirt

The largest and most well-known of the stones is the Ardre VIII stone. It dates to the eighth or ninth century and depicts Norse mythological events such as the Lay of Weyland the blacksmith, Thor fishing for Jörmungandr, Loki being punished for killing Baldr, and Odin riding Sleipnir to Valhalla. Since they do not correspond to any known Norse stories that have persisted to the current day, other images on this stone, such as the lady wielding two swords on the right, are now unknown. A scene from the Verhogdal tapestry No. III from Härjedalen is reminiscent of the longboat design on the image-stone with its mariners. This stone has mostly been examined by Ludwig Buisson.

The Tullstorp runestone's inscription is composed of runic writing on a serpentine belt with a depiction of a ship and what is thought to be a wolf in the center. The engraving is in the Ringerike style and is on a granite stone. dates to about the year 1000 AD. The centre image's ship and wolf are likely representations of the Ragnarök legend, which would later give rise to Fenrir the wolf and Naglfar the ship. ship is unique among all known Viking ships because of its prehistoric shape, which points to it being a ceremonial or symbolic vessel. The stone was erected, according to Runic writings, in memory of a man by the name of Ulfr. Along with the Ragnarök story already mentioned, the figure of the wolf could have been influence...

This runestone was raised by a lady by the name of Holmfrr who had also lost her husband Björn and their son Sighvatr.The runestone style Pr4, sometimes called the Urnes style, best encapsulates the inscription.This runestone design features slender, stylized creatures woven into complex patterns.The animals' heads are often seen in profile, and they have narrow, almond-shaped eyes and upwardly coiled appendages on their noses and necks.

The Skäng Runestone, also known as Sö 32 in Rundata, is an Iron Age runestone with an older futhark inscription that can be found in Skäng, Södermanland, Sweden. A second Old Norse runic inscription was created during the Viking Age using the newer futhark.

A colourful collection of gemstones and runestones, the perfect gift for any discerning goblin, dragon, witch, warlock, druid - or collectors of shiny things.

This is the same runic glyph heard about on Aurelius' hat from Bellwether Security in RISING PHOENIX!

I came into this world kicking and screaming while covered in someone else's blood and I have no problem with going out the same way

Distressed design based on the Hillersjö Runestone in Sweden. Runestones were used by Vikings as a way to worship the memory of a family member or loved one and their achievements.

Distressed design based on the Hillersjö Runestone in Sweden. Runestones were used by Vikings as a way to worship the memory of a family member or loved one and their achievements.