





Troll Grand Cross of Steel
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Gift a Large Steel Troll Cross
Large troll cross made of iron
This so-called troll cross made by hand and out of iron is forged from a single piece. The ends are slightly curved and the surface is untreated to preserve its rustic character. The troll cross can be worn as a belt decoration in combination with a long cord. No cord is included.
The origin of the troll cross (Swedish: trollkors), commonly considered a protective symbol of ancient Scandinavian folklore, is highly controversial. Since there is practically no archaeological evidence for it, there is much speculation and uncertainty as to whether it is truly an authentic symbol from the Viking Age or the Middle Ages.
The troll cross likely dates back to an ancient custom widespread across much of Scandinavia. It is said that iron troll crosses were placed over entrance doors, windows, and barn doors to protect people, livestock, and homes from cunning trolls, evil magic, ghosts, diseases, and all kinds of dangers. Due to its shape, the troll cross is sometimes associated with the Odal rune othala from the ancient futhark alphabet, which means possession and heritage, but there are no verifiable sources for this hypothesis either.
Although the troll cross is obviously based on a tradition or popular belief, its common form today (ring-shaped, with two crossed ends) and its use as a piece of jewelry, amulet, or talisman are modern inventions. It was not until the late 90s that a Swedish blacksmith designed a pendant with this shape, which quickly became very popular. In Germanic-Neopagan circles (including Ásatrú), the iron troll cross is now a popular protective symbol.
This troll cross may not have the historical relevance and authenticity of an ancient Norse Thor's hammer, but it is still a fine piece of jewelry. Whether at medieval markets, Viking events, reenactment events, or simply in everyday modern life, men and women can enhance their attire with this beautiful piece of blacksmithing. And if you are afraid of trolls, goblins, and other creatures, you can also make your home a safe place with a few cleverly placed troll crosses!
Details:
- Material: forged iron
- Dimensions: approx. 6.5 x 7.5 cm
- Weight: approx. 60 g
Please note:
The specifications above may vary from sample to sample. Each copy varies slightly. Since this is a hand-forged product, no two pieces are the same! Slight deviations in shape and/or surface caused by manual work are absolutely normal, and the images above are for illustrative purposes only.
The steel used here is not stainless and may show slight traces of corrosion.
This is an original Ulfberth® product.
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