Odin is seldom seen without his two faithful wolves at his side and his two all-knowing ravens perched on his shoulders. It is because of this that the raven held a special symbolic significance to the Vikings. It comes as no surprise that during Viking travels, a raven often accompanied them on their voyage. When sailing, Vikings would use a raven to help them look for new lands to conquer. Because the raven can go as high up as five thousand feet, they would release the raven and once he sees land the Vikings, in turn, would follow. Because the raven was a non-migratory bird it was easy to train. If the raven was unable to see any land nearby, it was trained to come back down to the boat. It is said that this is how Flóki Vilgerðarson, a Norseman, discovered Iceland.

With this in mind, comes our very own RAVEN BRACELET, well suited for any Nordic collector and bird lover alike. 

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