This one of a kind altar features a genuine coyote jawbone mounted on reclaimed barn wood and adorned with three hand cut Stafir mót aðsókn anda Icelandic magical staves. Decorative metal corner accents and a built in tealight holder complete the piece, creating a striking focal point for ritual work, altar spaces, or protective home decor.
Stafir mót aðsókn anda translates to "staves against attacks by spirits" and originates from Icelandic folk magic traditions. Historically, these protective symbols were used to ward against malicious spirits, harmful entities, and unwanted influences. They were believed to strengthen spiritual boundaries and guard both people and places from negative forces.
The altar can be displayed on a tabletop or hung on a wall, making it suitable for ritual use, devotional spaces, or as a distinctive addition to an oddities collection.
You will receive the exact item shown in the photographs.
Details
- Genuine coyote jawbone
- Three hand cut Stafir mót aðsókn anda staves
- Reclaimed barn wood base
- Decorative metal corner accents
- Built in tealight holder
- Suitable for wall display or free standing use
- One of a kind
Measures 11.5 x 4 inches.
