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Thor was one of the most popular gods among the Vikings. The god of Thunder, he was considered the ideal warrior, which all Viking warriors aspired to emulate.
With his nightly hammer Mjolnir, he protected both Asgard and Midgard from the chaotic forces of the giants, causing thunder and lightning as he crushed their skulls with his hammer.
But Thor was also a weather god, ensuring wind in the sails of ships and rains for good harvests.
Thor was vital to every aspect of Viking life.
Therefore, it is no surprise that hammer pendants, like this one, were the most popular amulets worn by the Vikings, even into the Christian period.
This bronze piece is embellished with the head of a goat, representing the two goats that drew Thor's mighty chariot.
Thor would sometimes slay and eat his goats, only to bring them back to life from their bones. As such, this piece also represents the abundance bestowed by the gods.
Color: Bronze
Size: approx. 1-5/8" (40mm) by 1-3/16" (30mm) at widest point
Weight: 11g (hollow back)
Hole Size: 2.5mm
Materials: Bronze
