Наверное, многие замечали, что татуировки у музыкантов кардинально отличаются от того, что делается в "обыденной жизни". Наверное только музыканты могут позволить себе такие довольно смелые решения, которые могут удивить, а иногда буквально поразить своей креативностью. Фрэнк Картер (Gallows) Томми…
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1. Natural Hot Spring Landbrotalaug Have a bath in a 40-degrees natural hot spring after a day of driving in Snaefellsnes, Iceland. There are two hot
Icelandic magical staves - what are they and how are they used? And why you shouldn't have one as a tattoo?
Iceland winter package for 7 days. Self-drive tour along the Iceland South Coast in winter. Enjoy thrilling winter activities and Northern Lights. Iceland Northern Lights holidays
Take a look at the interesting world of Icelandic folklore. Discover Icelandic folktales and creatures from elves to trolls. Find out more today.
This is the Lífsstafur (Lifsstafur - life’s stave / stave of life) found in the 1940 publication “Galdra-skræða Skuggi” by Icelandic scholar Jochums M Eggertssonar. There is not anything written...
Icelandic Magical Staves are symbols credited with magical effect. The effects credited to most of the staves were very relevant to the average Icelanders of the time, who were mostly subsistence...
Get ready to get naked before going in the Blue Lagoon.
'Sorcerer's Screed' was first published in 1940.
Gálgahúmor is Icelandic for "dark humor" (or "gallows humor"), and as you can see from these super dark comics by Hugleikur Dagsson, Icelandic humor is darker than most.
^^this is why I got it tattooed on my feet
Gálgahúmor is Icelandic for "dark humor" (or "gallows humor"), and as you can see from these super dark comics by Hugleikur Dagsson, Icelandic humor is darker than most.
Discover some of the most common Icelandic Magic Staves, their meanings, and how to use them to enrich your life. Vegvisir, Aegishjalmur and more.
