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Boiled T-shirt with an artificial aging effect. The T-shirt is dedicated to Scandinavian mythology, Odin's ravens: Huginn and Muninn, called "Odin's Black Wings". Dive into the mysterious and harsh world of Scandinavian mythology with the brutal T-shirt "Odin's Black Wings". The center of attention is the symbolic images of Odin's ravens, Huginn and Muninn, embodying the thoughts and memory of the great God. Their wingspan seems to tear the fabric of reality, and their piercing eyes look through the centuries. The background of the T-shirt is skillfully made in the form of a verse in the authentic Scandinavian language, dedicated to Odin's faithful companions. Characteristic runes and tattered, "torn" edges add an authentic wild spirit of the Vikings. This thing is woven from the energy of northern myths - choose strength, freedom and power with every movement. "Odin's Black Wings" - for those who are not afraid to reveal their inner darkness and the strength of a true warrior of the North.
Material: 100% cotton. The application is very high quality and is not felt by touch. The T-shirt is boiled at 90 degrees - does not shrink after washing. It is recommended to wash at a temperature not exceeding 40 degrees, you can iron.
Material: 100% cotton. The application is very high quality and is not felt by touch. The T-shirt is boiled at 90 degrees - does not shrink after washing. It is recommended to wash at a temperature not exceeding 40 degrees, you can iron.
Description:
Huginn and Muninn are a pair of ravens in Norse mythology who fly around the world of Midgard and report to the god Odin what is happening. In Old Norse, Huginn means "thinking" and Muninn means "remembering" (or "thought" and "memory" respectively).
A verse about Huginn and Muninn:
Huginn and Muninn fly tirelessly over the world all the time;
I fear for Huginn,
More fearfully for Muninn,
Will the ravens return!
"The Elder Edda", "Grimnir's Speeches".
A verse about Huginn and Muninn:
Huginn and Muninn fly tirelessly over the world all the time;
I fear for Huginn,
More fearfully for Muninn,
Will the ravens return!
"The Elder Edda", "Grimnir's Speeches".
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