#viking t-shirt

This is one of our hand-pulled t-shirts available in our etsy shop. The design comes from a paper-and-ink drawing by our talented friend @fiskrart. Heat treated for long lasting print quality.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/limbsdisarm
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“An ægishjálm I bore up before all folk… so that none dared come near me, and of no weapon was I afraid, nor had I ever seen so many men before me, and yet deemed myself stronger than them all; for all men were greatly afraid of me.”
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Many thanks to Grace @tyrawen for the amazing photos, she’s a fantastic human being inside and outside.

New print!

Hér Ferr Hafdjarfr – Here sails the Sea-Brave.

Handpulled screenprint, available as t-shirt and backpatch: https://www.etsy.com/shop/limbsdisarm

Bryggen, Bergen, Norway – Some time during the early middle ages an unknown master runer carefully carved a Juniper stick with outstanding and meaningful designs. Still incredibly evocative of that past, the stick represents a complete Viking war fleet in all its power and glory, probably ready to sail, with dragonheads and pennants dominating the scene. On the reverse side of the stick is written Hér ferr Hafdjarfr, which literally means ‘Here sails the Sea-Brave’, either meaning an entire fleet or referring to the particular name (Hafdjarfr) of a local sea-bold.
Juniper itself was definitely not a random choice for the job. Part of the cypress family, it is one of the most widespread conifers and Vikings, being seamen and adventures who spread throughout Europe and beyond, would have found it everywhere. From warm and sunny Mediterranean places to the freezing landscapes of Norway, Greenland and Iceland, thus infusing a sense of longevity and immortality.
This print is the celebration of one of the most evocative archaeological findings in Scandinavian history and, in particular, of its Viking Age.

Longboats design by our friend @susannamascia, follow her to see more of her work!

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