/r/Norncraft
A place for ancient and contemporary art inspired by Germanic mythology, the body of myths of speakers of ancient Germanic languages.
A sub dedicated to discussion of the material culture of the ancient Germanic peoples, modern depictions of topics such as ancient Germanic deities, and original art inspired by these topics.
/r/Norncraft
This artwork shows Fenrir breaking free of Gleipnir, while Hati and Sköll swallow the sun and moon!
Norse Mythology is so metal from its beginnings to its end I freaking love it! 🤘
I hope y'all enjoy this piece as much as I did creating it!
In preparing the figurine of my paternal line great-ancestor I think I came up with a figure that today's post-industrial lawyers can put on the desk as an alternative to the the Greek goddess Themis... Sculpture is supposed to represent the descendant of the Ingaevones tribe (in my case: R1a-Z289 > R1a-YP694 > ...), who left the Jutland Peninsula around 800 AD, so the figure has a medieval hood, holds dane axe and a boar-crested helmet is only crossed.
Figure in medieval costume with scales and danish axe, stepping over a boar-crested helmet...