Viking 'Hugin & Munin' Shield with Rawhide Trim, 80cm

Viking Shield 'Hugin & Munin' – The Eye of Odin's Ravens

At the dawn of Midgard , when the northern winds whispered legends into the ears of warriors, two winged shadows crossed the skies: Hugin and Munin , thought and memory, the ever-present eyes of Odin . This round Viking shield , decorated with its majestic shapes, pays homage to the heralds of the Allfather, spiritual protectors of the Norse warrior.

Norse protection with the gaze of the messengers of the raven god

Forged for honor and evocation , this 80cm diameter shield, crafted from solid 13mm plywood , is reinforced with three wooden slats riveted to its back , and protected all around by a tough rawhide (parchment) border . At its center, a generously sized steel hump offers defense and elegance, secured with four rivets , giving way to a firm grip via a central bar wrapped in genuine leather .

The painting symbolically depicts Odin's two ravens next to a triskelion , a symbol of the connection between the worlds. It's not a shield made for actual battle, but rather for the soul of the warrior who honors his lineage and seeks to proudly wear the spirit of ancient Scandinavia.

A Piece of Art and Ancestral Power

Ideal for historical reenactments, LARP, theater, film, or simply as a decorative piece steeped in history and mysticism, the Hugin & Munin shield is an emblem of knowledge and vigilance. Hanging it on your wall or wielding it in symbolic battle invokes the wisdom of Asgard and the strength of the Northmen.

Main features:

• Material: Plywood, steel hump, rawhide edge

• Total diameter: approx. 80 cm

• Thickness: approx. 13 mm

• Hump ​​(boss): total diameter approx. 18 cm , opening approx. 13 cm

• Weight: approx. 4.6 kg

• Decoration: Painting with ravens Hugin and Munin and triskelion

• Grip: Solid wood handle with leather wrap

Carry the wisdom and power of the ancient gods with you. Hugin and Munin fly above your shield. Only at the Medieval Shop , where the past comes alive again.