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The Odin Hair Dagger arranged flat on a dark stone slab surrounded by vibrant purple dianthus and soft yellow chrysanthemum blossoms. The blade curves downward through the frame while the hilt, adorned with crescent wings, ravens, and Nordic emblems, sits prominently at the top. The metallic shine contrasts with the rich floral colors, evoking a blend of divine protection and natural beauty
The Odin Hair Sword positioned in front of an orange pumpkin, showing the hilt’s twin ravens nestled in a crescent moon. The silver finish glows against the pumpkin’s textured surface. Below the Valknut symbol, the ornate eye motif is clearly visible at the top of the blade, framed by the curve of the weapon and the seasonal backdrop
The Odin Hair Stick arranged diagonally against a piece of pale driftwood and a dark rock, showing its scythe-like curve and symbolic hilt from a slight angle. The upper portion displays paired ravens inside a crescent moon, triquetras at either side, and a Valknut above the engraved eye. The polished metal reflects faint light along its clean edge
The Odin Hair Dagger laid flat across a rough stone slab with its full form visible, showcasing a deeply curved blade and symbolic engravings. The hilt features twin ravens in a crescent moon, a Valknut, and triquetra-tipped guards. A stylized eye rests near the blade’s upper arc, anchoring the mythic design with esoteric energy
The Odin Hair Sword photographed with sharp focus on the upper hilt, where two ravens perch face to face within a crescent moon. Each bird is etched with fine feather detailing and rests on a shared branch. The Valknut is carved just below them, surrounded by a crescent-shaped guard and triquetras at each side, creating a layered tapestry of Norse symbolism
The Odin Hair Stick captured in a macro view of the right guard, where a finely engraved triquetra is nestled into a rounded terminal. The crescent hilt curves outward from the center, blending with the raised Valknut and leading into the rest of the scythe-shaped design, which arcs downward out of frame against a coarse stone surface
The Odin Hair Dagger shown in tight focus on the base of the hilt, emphasizing the engraved eye set into the curve of the silver blade. The intricate lashes and ornamental border frame the iris in sharp detail, giving a mystical quality to the polished surface. Above the eye, the Valknut symbol and crescent-hilt converge into a striking geometric focal point
The Odin Hair Sword placed on a textured stone slab beside a pink measuring tape, showing a curved silver blade just over six inches long. The hilt features two perched ravens inside a large crescent moon, flanked by triquetra symbols at the guard tips and a central Valknut symbol. Below the hilt, an engraved all-seeing eye gazes from the base of the blade, contrasting against the scythe-like curve and reflective metal
The Odin Hair Dagger arranged flat on a dark stone slab surrounded by vibrant purple dianthus and soft yellow chrysanthemum blossoms. The blade curves downward through the frame while the hilt, adorned with crescent wings, ravens, and Nordic emblems, sits prominently at the top. The metallic shine contrasts with the rich floral colors, evoking a blend of divine protection and natural beauty
The Odin Hair Sword positioned in front of an orange pumpkin, showing the hilt’s twin ravens nestled in a crescent moon. The silver finish glows against the pumpkin’s textured surface. Below the Valknut symbol, the ornate eye motif is clearly visible at the top of the blade, framed by the curve of the weapon and the seasonal backdrop
The Odin Hair Stick arranged diagonally against a piece of pale driftwood and a dark rock, showing its scythe-like curve and symbolic hilt from a slight angle. The upper portion displays paired ravens inside a crescent moon, triquetras at either side, and a Valknut above the engraved eye. The polished metal reflects faint light along its clean edge
The Odin Hair Dagger laid flat across a rough stone slab with its full form visible, showcasing a deeply curved blade and symbolic engravings. The hilt features twin ravens in a crescent moon, a Valknut, and triquetra-tipped guards. A stylized eye rests near the blade’s upper arc, anchoring the mythic design with esoteric energy
The Odin Hair Sword photographed with sharp focus on the upper hilt, where two ravens perch face to face within a crescent moon. Each bird is etched with fine feather detailing and rests on a shared branch. The Valknut is carved just below them, surrounded by a crescent-shaped guard and triquetras at each side, creating a layered tapestry of Norse symbolism
The Odin Hair Stick captured in a macro view of the right guard, where a finely engraved triquetra is nestled into a rounded terminal. The crescent hilt curves outward from the center, blending with the raised Valknut and leading into the rest of the scythe-shaped design, which arcs downward out of frame against a coarse stone surface
The Odin Hair Dagger shown in tight focus on the base of the hilt, emphasizing the engraved eye set into the curve of the silver blade. The intricate lashes and ornamental border frame the iris in sharp detail, giving a mystical quality to the polished surface. Above the eye, the Valknut symbol and crescent-hilt converge into a striking geometric focal point
The Odin Hair Sword placed on a textured stone slab beside a pink measuring tape, showing a curved silver blade just over six inches long. The hilt features two perched ravens inside a large crescent moon, flanked by triquetra symbols at the guard tips and a central Valknut symbol. Below the hilt, an engraved all-seeing eye gazes from the base of the blade, contrasting against the scythe-like curve and reflective metal

Odin Hair-Dagger 

Inspired by the Norse God Odin, also known as the "Allfather". God of death and warfare.

A walk through the art:

The hilt features Odin's two ravens, Huginn and Muninn, representing "thought" and "memory." These ravens, Odin's trusted messengers, are symbols of his relentless pursuit of knowledge and his ability to see beyond the mortal realm. Their presence on the hilt serves as a reminder to embrace curiosity and seek wisdom in all aspects of life.

The Valknut symbol, displayed on the upper crest of the hilt, embodies the cyclical nature of life, death, and rebirth. Known as the "Knot of the Slain," the Valknut signifies Odin's role as the guide between worlds and reminds its bearer of the deeper mysteries of existence.

At the end of each handle is the the Triple Horn of Odin (or Horn Triskelion). It is a symbol that features three interlocking drinking horns. They represent Odin's quest for the Mead of Poetry, a drink made from the blood of Kvasir and believed to grand wisdom, poetic skill and inspiration.

Adorning the blade is the Eye of Odin, a powerful emblem of sacrifice and enlightenment. In Norse mythology, Odin sacrificed one of his eyes to gain unparalleled wisdom, granting him insight into the past, present, and future. This symbol on the blade encourages wearers to embrace the value of knowledge and the sacrifices needed for personal growth and understanding.

Materials: Steel and zinc alloy, nickel and lead-free

Dimensions: Approx. 6.5 inches long

Uses: while it is designed to be a hair-stick, hair-sword, or hair-dagger, it can also be used as an athame, altar decor, letter opener, bookmark, decor for a potted plant, a prop for an art doll, or tucked into a belt, thigh garter, or hat band. I'm sure there are even more ways to slay.

 

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Odin Hair-Dagger 

Inspired by the Norse God Odin, also known as the "Allfather". God of death and warfare.

A walk through the art:

The hilt features Odin's two ravens, Huginn and Muninn, representing "thought" and "memory." These ravens, Odin's trusted messengers, are symbols of his relentless pursuit of knowledge and his ability to see beyond the mortal realm. Their presence on the hilt serves as a reminder to embrace curiosity and seek wisdom in all aspects of life.

The Valknut symbol, displayed on the upper crest of the hilt, embodies the cyclical nature of life, death, and rebirth. Known as the "Knot of the Slain," the Valknut signifies Odin's role as the guide between worlds and reminds its bearer of the deeper mysteries of existence.

At the end of each handle is the the Triple Horn of Odin (or Horn Triskelion). It is a symbol that features three interlocking drinking horns. They represent Odin's quest for the Mead of Poetry, a drink made from the blood of Kvasir and believed to grand wisdom, poetic skill and inspiration.

Adorning the blade is the Eye of Odin, a powerful emblem of sacrifice and enlightenment. In Norse mythology, Odin sacrificed one of his eyes to gain unparalleled wisdom, granting him insight into the past, present, and future. This symbol on the blade encourages wearers to embrace the value of knowledge and the sacrifices needed for personal growth and understanding.

Materials: Steel and zinc alloy, nickel and lead-free

Dimensions: Approx. 6.5 inches long

Uses: while it is designed to be a hair-stick, hair-sword, or hair-dagger, it can also be used as an athame, altar decor, letter opener, bookmark, decor for a potted plant, a prop for an art doll, or tucked into a belt, thigh garter, or hat band. I'm sure there are even more ways to slay.

 

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