Description THE MYTH Every morning, two ravens leave Odin’s shoulders and fly across all nine worlds. Huginn carries thought. Muninn carries memory. By nightfall they return, perching close to the Allfather’s ear, whispering everything they have witnessed. Odin once confessed he feared that Huginn might not return. But he feared far more for Muninn. Because a god can live without thought. Never without memory. THE DESIGN Front — the Valknut. Three interlocking triangles. Odin’s mark. The symbol of the slain, the chosen, the bound. Small, black, placed on the left chest. A quiet oath before the storm on the back. Back — Huginn and Muninn descend upon a cracked warrior skull, wings spread like dark blades. The skull bears a Norse knotwork crown and burns from within — hollow eyes lit with sacred fire. Beneath it, their names carved in Elder Futhark runes. No translation offered. Those who know, know.
