Vegvisir Arrowhead Necklace | Norse Compass Pendant Length:60cm

Vegvisir Arrowhead Necklace | Norse Compass Pendant Length:60cmIn an Icelandic magical manuscript of the seventeenth century, the Vegvisir appears with a short inscription: if this sign is carried, one will never lose one's way in storms or bad weather, even if the way is not known. Eight runic staves radiate from a central point, each arm ending in a different form, the whole arrangement reading like a compass rose built from a language older than cartography. Whether the symbol predates the manuscripts that

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The name comes from the first six runes of the sequence: Fehu

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