Odin the Allfather – Keeper of Ravens, Wolves, and the Spear Gungnir

Description

A finely cast tin metal figurine of Odin, one-eyed wanderer and Allfather of the Norse pantheon, clad in helm and cloak, flanked by his wolves and ravens.

Hear me, seeker—this is Odin, the Wise One, the Wanderer cloaked in storm and song. He gave his eye to drink from the Well of Mimir, trading sight for vision. His ravens, Huginn and Muninn—Thought and Memory—circle the world to bring him news of all realms. His wolves, Geri and Freki, walk ever at his side, guardians of the liminal path. And in his hand he bears Gungnir, the spear that never misses its mark, forged by dwarven hands and bound with runic power.

This figure is not mere decor but a vessel for memory: of sacrifice, of wisdom, of the threads of fate woven and rewoven upon Yggdrasil’s boughs. Place him in your hall or altar, and know that you welcome the Allfather’s watchful presence, fierce and far-seeing.

✨ Ways of the Allfather:

• Call on Odin when wisdom must be bought dearly, for he knows the price of knowledge.

• Invoke him in journeys of thought and dream, where ravens fly between realms.

• Let his wolves remind you of loyalty and the primal strength within.

• Trust in Gungnir as the unseen spear of will—once cast, your intention cannot fail.

• Stand as Odin stands, one-eyed but all-seeing: embracing loss to gain greater vision.

Summary: A figure of Odin, Allfather and Wanderer, a powerful altar presence and keeper of wisdom.