Jan 20, 2025
Devotional lino print for Wōden, by me
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Devotional lino print for Wōden, by me
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WODEN
One-eyed wanderer, on the whale-road wide,
Cloaked in shadow, where dances of salt-mists ride.
With hat pulled low and spear-staff tall in hand,
Travelling the ancient ways of our green land.
The hoar-frost clings to your grey-threaded cloak,
You sought deep secrets that ancient staves bespoke.
Your ravens, Thought and Memory, take to flight,
Carriers of whispers from the dawn's first light.
On windswept heath, by barrows of the dead,
The lonely traveller lifts a weary head.
Finder of wisdom, gifts from passing sign,
Hidden truths, winding Wyrd threads entwine.
So hail, Grímnir, dark rider of Winter storms,
Whose endless journey keeps alight spirit-shade forms.
Bearer of Yggr's boughs and witness of worlds wrath.
Woden, grey traveller, blessings on wise-wandering path.
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Northumbrian Rune Poems is now officially available for purchase. Digital and physical copies available here.
Inspired by the Old English Rune Poem, Northumbrian Rune Poems centres its focus on the Early Medieval English Futhorc runerows with additional attention paid to the four runes that were in use in Northumrbia. Mixing free verse poetry with kennings found within Old Norse and Old English poetry, Northumbrian Rune Poems is a magical read that breathes new life into an otherwise neglected runerow. Alongside each poem is an Old English adaptation written in a Northumbrian dialect using Old English alliterative style to capture the spirit of the poems in a new light.
A repurposed wooden spoon with sweet cicely, yellow sweet clover, red clover and red roses. It bears a futhorc ( English rune) bindrune which is the combination of wynn ( joy and bliss) and gyfu ( gift, generosity)
It's great to be able to show that runes were being carved in the Netherlands. This is one of the 23 currently known Frisian rune findings: the Westeremden (a location in the North-East of the Netherlands) yew stick, found in 1918 and dated 5th-8th century. It can be seen in the Groninger Museum.
Made of Yew (Dutch: Taxus, or IJf) which is not a tree that generally could be found in this area. The inscription reads like a blessing or spell for luck/happiness. To me, this is Frisian galðr:
ophæmujiBAdaæmluþ wimœBæhþuSA iwioKuPdunale:
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I made the map better!
A knotwork design of Yggdrasil that I drew. The runes on the end of the branches are the initials of the names of the Nine Worlds (although I used the Anglicised ON names but wrote them in OE runes, because that's how I roll).
The runes on the trunk are a prayer I wrote then translated into Old English (written boustrophedon style in OE runes).
Set of deer antler Anglo-Saxon runes on an elmwood divination dish.