Bronze Týr Pendant

Not much is known about Týr but he was once a chief figure in Germanic mythology. Tuesday is named for him and he was considered by the Romans to be equivalent to their warrior god Mars. He is portrayed as one-handed after he sacrificed his hand to the Fenris the wolf, fearsome son of Loki, to protect his people and fellow gods. The runes say: TYR OK FENRISULFR in old Norse, which translates to "Týr and Fenris Wolf".

• made of bronze
• diameter: 1 1/2 in.
• comes with a waxed linen cord in black

You can read more about the loyal and mysterious Týr here:
http://www.northernpaganism.org/shrines/fenrir/writing/the-mystery-of-fenris-and-tyr.html