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The triskele is a symbol of Odin that also comes in the shape of three interlocking drinking horns called Óðrœrir
Jesse Byock is Professor of Old Norse and Medieval Scandinavian Studies in the Scandinavian Section at UCLA (the University of California
God betray those who betrayed him"
Archaeological finds reveal that they carried hygiene sets consisting of an ear-spoon
Large Glass, Ale FilterIron The triskele is a symbolA carefully handmade reproduction of medieval drinking vessel in green tinted glass. The original glass originates from the Swedish medieval period. Considering how much it holds, it was most likely used for ale. Based on a historical find. Carefully handmade, and therefore minor variations may occur. Holds approx. 40 cl (13 US fl. oz) Glass height 17 cm (6. 7 inches), diameter 8. 5 cm (3. 3 inches).
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