This rabbit hide altar cloth features the Veldismagn, a protective symbol preserved in the 19th-century Huld Manuscript, IB 383 4to. In the manuscript, the stave is paired with a written charm asking that the bearer be protected in body and limb, kept from harm, granted good luck, and brought safely home. Its purpose centers on strengthening the self, guarding one’s path, and ensuring safe passage in daily life and travel.
The Veldismagn is burned directly into the center of each ethically sourced rabbit hide. The natural texture and irregular edges of the hide create an authentic and ancestral presence on the altar, allowing the stave to serve as a clear focal point during ritual work. Hides come in both light and dark color options, and due to natural variation, if the chosen tone is unavailable a similar hide will be provided.
Each piece measures roughly 11 by 10 inches, though shape varies naturally.
Details
• Ethically sourced rabbit hide
• Veldismagn stave from the Huld Manuscript IB 383 4to
• Protection charm for bodily safety, good luck, and safe return
• Light and dark hide options
• Roughly 11 by 10 inches
• Natural edges and variation in every piece
Perfect For
• Protection and warding magic
• Travel blessings and safe return workings
• Anchoring the center of a Norse altar
