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Learn the Viking Runes: Dagaz

When you look at the paired triangles that form Dagaz, you might see the shape of a butterfly. Thatโ€™s very fitting for this Viking Rune, which symbolizes daylight, certainty, and hope. Dagaz is strongly associated with inspiration, illumination, and the opening of the mind.  What Does Dagaz Mean? When youโ€™re casting runes and Dagaz appears,…

Learn the Viking Runes: Algiz

Algiz is a rune of protection and self-defense. There are several strongly competing theories about what the shape of the Algiz rune is meant to represent. It could be the figure of an elk – the outstretched arms representing an elkโ€™s antlers, lowered to fend off predators seeking an easy meal – or the rune…

Cats in Celtic Mythology: The King of Cats & Other Stories

If you follow Celtic Knotworks on social media, you know weโ€™re proudly owned by Raven – the lovely black cat who shares our home and studio. Cats show up all over the place in Celtic and Norse myth, legend, and lore. Here are some of our favorite stories: Freyaโ€™s Cat-Drawn Chariot Normally chariots are drawn…

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