Fenrir Viking Axe – Hand-Forged Wolf Axe with Leather Cover Rings most famously the 13th-century Tale

most famously the 13th-century Tale of Ragnar Lothbrok

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It also appears on funerary stone carvings and is often associated with Odin

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and copper-alloy pendants

Fenrir Viking Axe – Hand-Forged Wolf Axe with Leather Cover Rings most famously the 13th-century TaleThis hand forged Viking axe is engraved with Fenrir, the monstrous wolf of Norse myth, a 1060 high carbon steel head, oxidised and hand carved, on an ash wood handle, with a leather cover included. The wolf, runes and detailing are etched and carved into the blade by hand. Fenrir axe: build & materials Head: 1060 high carbon steel, forged then etched, engraved, oxidised and carved with Fenrir the wolf. Handle: ash wood. Total length: 460 mm (18. 1");