horse skull #5 with matching jawbone bone display or intentional chaos

or intentional chaos

and Othala

This wall hanger features a carved Valknut set within an engraved Yggdrasil design

This is not a decorative piece but a working altar meant for ongoing relationship and practice

The bindrune is carved into the wood

horse skull #5 with matching jawbone bone display or intentional chaosHorse skulls carry deep symbolic weight in Norse tradition, tied to strength, protection, and the bond between humans and the sacred horse. In ritual, they can be used to honor Odin, who rides the eight legged steed Sleipnir, a horse that traverses worlds and embodies shamanic journeying. Placed upon the altar, the skull becomes a powerful vessel for calling Odins wisdom, for seeking guidance across the Nine Realms, and for workings of initiation,