![]() It symbolizes Protection, Defense, Instinct, Group Effort, Guardianship. It symbolizes Fate, Chance, Mystery, Destiny, Secrets. It symbolizes Balance, Enlightenment, Death, The World Tree. Eihwaz ᛇ - “Yew”Įihwaz represents a Yew Tree. It symbolizes Cycles, Completion, Changes, Harvest, Reaping Rewards. It symbolizes Clarity, Stasis, Challenges, Introspection, Watching & Waiting. ![]() It symbolizes Restriction, Conflict, Willpower, Endurance, Self-Reliance. It symbolizes Nature, Wrath, Being Tested, Overcoming Obstacles. It symbolizes Pleasure, Comfort, Harmony, Prosperity, Reward, Success. It symbolizes Balance, Exchange, Partnership, Generosity, Relationships. It symbolizes Vision, Creativity, Inspiration, Improvement, Vitality. It symbolizes Travel, Rhythm, Spontaneity, Evolution, Decisions. It symbolizes the Mouth, Communication, Understanding, Inspiration. Ansuz ᚫ - “Message”Īnsuz represents an Estuary. It symbolizes Reaction, Defense, Conflict, Catharsis, Regeneration. It symbolizes Strength, Tenacity, Courage, Untamed Potential, Freedom. It symbolizes Wealth, Abundance, Success, Security, Fertility. ![]() Fehu ᚠ - “Cattle/Wealth”įehu represents Livestock. The word "Runes" here refers to the Elder Futhark which are the most popular. In the Norse cultures and across other Northern Europeans, it was believed that they held strong divinatory powers and as such were taken very seriously. Runes are full of powerful and magical history, and so they were highly venerated and used with extreme caution. So let's get straight to the point and start explaining the meaning of each of the Runes. This is one of the most asked questions by our customers and fans (mostly when they get the Viking axe or some piece of jewelry with the Runes engraved on it) they ask us about the meaning of the Runes on their treasures. ![]()
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