New Historical Fashion Drop by LostRavn!
Inspired by Viking & Celtic mythology – now featuring Harald Finehair, First King of Norway

by Helga_Thorhammer

3 comments

  1. Just saying, the Symbol between the sword and the guy’s head was used in a slightly modified version by the Norwegian Nazi party (Nasjonal samling), before and during ww2.

    While unfortunate, and not ideal, it carries essentially the same meaning as a swastika.

    People will argue both symbols had a different meaning originally (in their own cultures), but I’ll say it’s not popular these days.

    Edit: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_cross

    While I fully support Ukraine, nazis can go to hell wherever they are. I hope you’re just uneducated and naive, but reconsider the use of the sun cross, regardless of how it’s origins are innocent.

    Edit 2: using it in the store’s logo is bad. The name Z-rune (combined with the above just makes me think of the Ruzzian Z people). And while further fetched than the other two, the skull on the models arm gives associations to SS totenkopf.

    You really should try to avoid all this fascist symbolism.. Unless of course you’re just a Nazi under cover of norse paganism. Then feel free to use swastikas too, so it’s clear to everyone what you are.

  2. Nice bracelets, I like how they seamlessly merge with the tattoos on his wrist

    Edit: just in case I didn’t make myself clear – the use of AI isn’t as clever as you might think. It makes it seem like you don’t even have a product.

  3. Our **Sun symbol** was inspired by the **Big Wheel Cross** with cup marks, a prominent petroglyph found at **Madsebakke**, Bornholm, Denmark. This ancient symbol, carved into the rocks by our ancestors, represents the eternal cycle of life, light, and renewal—qualities that have been revered in many cultures throughout history. [https://www.eixdelmon.com/boat-polar-sun-symbol-danish-petroglyph/](https://www.eixdelmon.com/boat-polar-sun-symbol-danish-petroglyph/)

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