It is an ancient Norse symbol that is also known as the Triskelion. This is a trilateral symbol, consisting of three interlocked spirals/horns, named Óðrœrir, Boðn, and Són. There is no exact meaning of this symbol, although it can point to the stealing of the Mead of Poetry by Odin. This symbol appears on the Newgrange kerbstones in 3200 BC. Horns of Odin play an important role not only in ancient times but also in modern Celtic art, as they symbolize three realms of material existence: water, earth, and sky. Moreover, this symbol signifies the three words: physical, spiritual, and celestial.
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Size guide
| |
ONE SIZE |
| A (inches) |
17 ⅜-17 ⅞ |
| B (inches) |
8 ⅛ |
| C (inches) |
2 ½ |
| D (inches) |
8 ¼ |
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ONE SIZE |
| A (cm) |
44-45.5 |
| B (cm) |
20.5 |
| C (cm) |
6.5 |
| D (cm) |
20.8 |
