Fenrir Torc stag Three women stand with their

Three women stand with their backs to a large tree

interested in the whole vast field of the occult” (Raymond Buckland

To represent immortality seen

death and rebirth

Fenrir Torc stag Three women stand with theirFenrir is a monstrous wolf from Norse mythology, the son of the trickster god Loki and the giantess Angrboda. Prophesied to bring great destruction, Fenrir is feared by the gods, who bind him with a magical chain called Gleipnir. The torc was worn as a piece of jewelry in ancient European cultures, especially by the Celts. It typically features open ends that may be decorated with knobs, animal heads, or other designs, and it symbolized status, power,