Necklace made entirely of stainless steel with one of Freya's cats sleeping in a Triquetra.
Freya is the goddess of love in Asatru and the daughter of Njord. She is also the goddess of seige, war and death and chooses half of the fallen warriors before Odin gets the other half. She is pulled by two cats in a chariot and also has a war boar named Hildisvin.
In addition to the goddess Freya's two cats, the cat was of great importance during the Viking Age. It was allowed to accompany the ship on long voyages across the seas to keep the ship free of pests and had an obvious place on the farm. A kitten was also a common gift for a fiancée before the wedding. Cats in the Viking Age are best likened to the Norwegian forest cat.
The Triquetra is one of our oldest symbols and represents the Trinity. Often surrounded by a circle that symbolizes eternity. In paganism it represents the Virgin, the Mother and the Ancient One, or life, death and rebirth.
Pendant: 33x33mm.
Chain: box link, width 2mm. Choose between 45, 50, 55 or 60cm. You enter your desired length in the text box in the shopping cart.
