Grimfrost's Plushie, Fenrir FedEx Weapon The practice of decorating silver

The practice of decorating silver jewelry with stamps was very prevalent practice during the Viking Age

it is a very complicated process that takes a week's worth of work and absolute top level craftmanship to finalize

Grimfrost's helmet and a Jarnsida logo are depicted on them

Hook Length: 3

The shaft is handmade from Swedish ash as was customary during the Viking Age

Grimfrost's Plushie, Fenrir FedEx Weapon The practice of decorating silverGrimfrost's Fenrir plushie differs quite a bit from the Fenrir wolf in the sagas. He has cuddly fur, is good at hugging and comforting even though he can be a bit mischievous. He has a long wolf like snout and a long, soft tail. Fenrir is part of Grimfrost's Edda collection of plushies made for the Birka Museum store in Sweden. They are inspired by our Viking Age heritage and are a good and fun way of introducing the young ones to the old stories.