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Dragon Longboat Pin Badge Vegvisir Trinity Norse Viking Metal Enamel Brooch Pin
LONGBOAT WITH TWIN RINGERIKE DRAGONS
With Longboat Dragon Trinity - 37mm x 35mm - 2 Clutch Back
The Ringerike Dragon is a style of dragon motif found in Norse art, particularly in the Viking Age.It is named after the region of Ringerike in Norway where many artifactswith this distinctive dragon design have been discovered.
Key features of the Ringerike Dragon include:
1. **Symmetry:** The Ringerike Dragon is known for itssymmetrical and stylized depiction, often with an elongated, serpentine body.
2. **Curled Tails:** The dragons typically have curled tails,sometimes forming a circular or spiral shape.
3. **Interwoven Bodies:** The bodies of the dragons are ofteninterwoven or knotted, creating an intricate and visually appealing design.
4. **Head Design:** The dragon heads are usually depictedwith a distinctive shape, featuring an open mouth,elongated snout, and often stylized eyes.
5. **Curved Neck:** The neck of the dragon is often curved,giving the impression of movement or coiling.
These dragon motifs are commonly found on various artifacts, including runestones, wooden carvings, and metalwork. The Ringerike style is just one of several Viking Age art styles, each with its own unique characteristics. The use of dragon motifs in Norse art is thought to have symbolic significance, possibly representing themes of power, protection, or the supernatural.
The Vegvísir, also known as the "Viking Compass" or "Nordic Compass,"is a symbol from Icelandic and Norse mythology.The name Vegvísir is Icelandic and can be translated as "signpost" or "wayfinder."This symbol is often associated with guidance, protection,and finding one's way in rough weather or challenging situations.
The Vegvísir is typically depicted as an eight-armed symbol,similar to a compass rose, with intricate runic symbols between the arms.The central point of the symbol is often a circle.The runic characters within the arms are believedto have protective and magical properties.
According to Icelandic folklore, the Vegvísir was considered amagical stave that provided guidance and ensured the travelerwouldn't get lost during a journey, especially in stormy or unfamiliar conditions.It was believed to have the power to lead its bearer to their destination,even if they didn't know the way.
The Vegvísir has become a popular symbol in contemporaryNorse and Viking-inspired cultural contexts.People often use it as a tattoo or as a decorative element toevoke the spirit of Norse mythology and its associationswith navigation and protection. It has also found its way into modernViking and Norse-themed merchandise, jewelry, and artwork.
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