depicts Mjolnir.

Known as the All-Father, Odin was head of the Norse pantheon, and a powerful god in his own right. In this Norse Odin and Sleipnir Plaque, he is depicted in full battle gear, ready to ride off and slay his enemies with spear or spell.

This Set of Four Saxon, Viking, and Norman Figures is the full collection, depicting four impressive figures who all attacked Britain at one point. They are packaged together in a box that features historical information on the back.

In Norse mythology, Yggdrasil, also known as the World Tree, is the center of the cosmos. This World Tree Plaque is a rendition of that symbol, depicting the tree along its denizens, its memorable moments, and the worlds that it touches.

In spite of a seemingly nefariouswarrior prepares to strike an impressive blow against his enemy. The Viking Warrior Swinging an Ax Statue presents the figure in a dynamic pose, both arms gripping the haft of his ax.

In Nordic lore, Odin is the king of all gods, a supremely wise man who possesses a spear which never misses and employs ravens to keep him informed. The Odin Seated on Throne Statue depicts this Norse god resting upon an ornate throne.

Crafted with a design that made it easy for raiders to pull up straight onto beaches, Viking ships were a crucial part of Norse naval power. The Viking Boat Statue displays the long, graceful look of this vessel with its oars.

One of the secrets behind the success of the Vikings, the shallow design of their