Nordic Viking Cross 3 X 5 ft. Standard

The Nordic Viking Cross, also known as Thor’s Cross or the Mjolnir Cross, is a symbol with a rich historical significance. It was first used by the Vikings during the Viking Age (800-1050 AD) as a symbol of their religion, culture, and identity. The cross is shaped like a hammer, which is the weapon of Thor, the Norse god of thunder and lightning. The Vikings believed that Thor’s Cross would protect them from harm and give them strength in battle.

The Nordic Viking Cross was also used as a symbol of fertility and abundance. The Vikings believed that Thor’s Cross would help their crops to grow and their livestock to thrive. The cross was often carved into doorways, farm implements, and other objects to bring good luck and prosperity.

In addition to its religious and cultural significance, the Nordic Viking Cross was also used as a military symbol. Viking warriors would often wear amulets with the cross carved into them to protect them in battle. The cross was also used on Viking flags and banners.

In the centuries since the Viking Age, the Nordic Viking Cross has continued to be used as a symbol of Scandinavian culture and heritage. It is a popular motif in Scandinavian art, literature, and music. The cross is also used as a symbol of Nordic identity by many people around the world.