Freya’s Vegvísir Double-Sided Hand-Rolled Mulberry Silk Scarf

Freya’s Vegvísir Double-Sided Hand-Rolled Mulberry Silk ScarfTextile composition: 100% mulberry silk Finish: Silk twill Edges: Hand rolled Print: Double sided 90 x 90 cm square scarf in midnight blue, gold, and amber Symbolism and Craft The Vegvsir appears in Icelandic manuscripts as a symbol carried to ensure the bearer would find their way through storms and unfamiliar conditions, even when the path ahead was not visible. In the Prose Edda, Freya owned a falcon feather cloak called the Valshamr that gave her

and the forge

The Ring and Rod she carries in Sumerian reliefs represent the authority to measure and to rule

this is a "non-suffocating" fit if you are in the curvy side

warriors carried it for the composure it granted the wearer and the authority it projected into the room

Freya owned a falcon feather cloak called the Valshamr that gave her the ability to shift her form and travel between realms

Square neckline

Sleeveless cotton maxi dress with sateen weave in deep bordeaux

In the Prose Edda

Cowrie shells

giving you a piece that is sensual

as a headscarf

and the roses reference the offerings left at her temples