After considerable time and patience as well as several mistakes the long awaited viking style slat bunk beds are about complete. With around a year and half of work and occasional complications my brothers beautiful daughters will soon be sleeping in their new beds. A lot of care has gone in to this creation especially considering whom to which will lay their heads upon and I can look at it all with a growing sense of accomplishment and pride as another creation comes into being. The designs range from Celtic knot work animals to Slavic and Germanic folkish symbols.  I know this will be something their family will cherish forever thought out their family and that alone makes it worth my efforts for their beautiful smiles.

Yule is about half a year away thus bringing me to begin new designs for Yule tree decorations from black suns, Slavic sunwheels to runes which will be proudly adorne any heathens tree or home. These cut outs will vary in size depending on the design with the biggest being 14 inch round black sun for adorning ones home, hof or office walls. These items will be available around October for ordering so that they will be ready for Yule. If anyone is considering any of these or other ideas please send us a message/email and we will thrive to accomplish your desire.

In between creations Ive managed to start and complete my sons viking stye toy chest which measure 36x14x14. His name proudly adorns the lid in the elder futhark of his ancient ancestors. The front is a Celtic knot wok style beast whose eyes never stray from watching this little ones life. Sides are a simple yet intricate spiral knot work for such a bond of our love for him which knows no end from Midgard and far into the Halls of Valhalla,

As with his new place to horde his toys he will be able to color and draw at his elder futhark toddler table which will also be ready for his upcoming 3rd birthday. The elder futhark will adorn the sides all the way around thus giving him the wisdom of our Folk as well as inspiration in his desire to learn as he grows into a young man.

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