Urnes

Dating from roughly 1050 to 1125, this style is named after a stave Church in Western Norway. Distinguished by slender beasts, intertwined with thin, ribbon-like bodies, this is one of the most widespread Viking styles. The beasts (usually identified as dragons/serpents) often form figure-eight like shapes or are interwoven symmetrically. They usually have pointed faces with downward angled lippets and large, almond shaped eyes. Beasts in this style are also seen on Swedish runestones with runic writing decorating their bodies.

I work closely with local Norwegian farmers to source all of my pelts including my rabbit pelts. im able to visit the farmers and see that they live good life and part of my craft insures that every part of the rabbits are honored. these animals are meat animals, meaning that the pelts are a bi product of feeding families. part of honoring our ancestors means not letting anything go to waste and finding uses for every part we can.

The pelts I work with are not dyed and will vary in color if not specified when ordering. They are soft to the touch and have a range of colorations from white and grey, lighter brown to deeper warmer tones , deep Black and variations combining them all.

Prosperity, abundance, and fertility, longevity - The rabbit holds many great aspects, A great piece to add to your sacred spaces, altars and ritual work.

These rabbit pelts have been designed to adorn your altar space and will surely appease the gods with your unwavering dedication to them.

All of my hand painted rabbit pelts have been hand picked and are Grade A Quality.

approxomately 15 inches by 11 inches wide at the Longest/widest points.

A pair of these can be ordered and would look great on your winningas.

I would love to make something custom for you, send me a message with an image for a quote, and I will handpaint something for your specific space.