Rune Circle Pillows

Geometric Neographic Art, a relaxing cool design, this work was done using ink and watercolor markers on watercolor paper, neographic art has a coming effect

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mandala design

Original T-HI artwork!

This awesome runic magic circle says exactly what the runes say in the centre, but it's in old Norse runes so no one will be any the wiser ;)

Show your love for the beauty of sacred geometry with these coral circles.

This design with Ouroboros, the Midgard Serpent, contains inside a Futhark, the rune circle, and a Vegvisir, the sacred mark of the Vikings from Norse mythology. Noble Ouroboros with Futhark and Vegvisir design for fans of Norse and Germanic mythology.

Graphic design

Yellow Circle Logo

The words read "daughter of Hafthi" in the Gothic language and the image below is my recreation of the Snake-Witch Stone from Gotland. Hafthi was the first man to settle Gotland, with his wife Huitastierna (white star). The Guta Saga states that they had 3 sons and the triskelion is said to represent a boar, eagle, and wolf. If you have Gothic ancestry, according to legend, Hafthi is your progenitor.

This design shows Odin as a raven carrying a vegvisir. The Vegvisir, the Viking compass, is surrounded by a Futhark, the rune circle from Norse mythology. A very detailed motif with a raven, possibly Hugin or Munin, and a vegvisir is suitable for any Viking fan.

This design shows a raven with open wings holding a vegvisir, or Viking compass, in its talons. A very medieval motif with a raven, possibly Hugin or Munin, and a vegvisir is perfect for fans of Norse mythology.

This design shows Odin's Ravens Hugin and Munin alongside a Futhark, the Rune Circle, and a Vegvisir, the sacred mark of the Vikings from Norse mythology. This design with Hugin and Munin alongside a Futhark with Vegvisir is perfect for Viking and Germanic fans.

A matching design to Sigil Tarot: Air/Water

"Divine sound is the cause of all manifestation. The knower of the mystery of sound knows the mystery of the whole universe." Hazrat Inayat Khan