How to Draw Viking Patterns 120 -Valknut - Odin's Triangle - Part 2 of 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.พ. 2015
- In this segment Jason Bellchamber shows how to construct the interlace or triquetra version of Odin Triangle. 'Odins's Triangel' is the Swedish spelling. It is commonly called a Valknut. Use a hard pencil, black ink pen and eraser. The interlace is continuous and suggests eternity because the knot is never ending. This 8th century Viking design is likely influenced of the Celtic Triquetra interlace design from the Picts in NE Scotland.
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great Jason..nice to see you back with some new designs..hurry up with the next one!!
People need to some research on "Valknut" before commenting. Odin's Triangle is far more preferred. It is not as old as many may think.
Thanks. This helped out a lot
merci beaucoup
1. this is not celtic this is nordic (or germanic)
2. this is the valknut not "odin's triangle"
+Erik Adalbert von Silberer Please let me know if you have any links to other 9th century or earlier Viking stones with this motif on it. It would be appreciated!
Not the valknut its known as hrungnirs heart
This is definitely a Norse Vulknut man.
Yes it is.
a proper valnut is made from the middle out
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>valknut
>celtic
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Odins's triangel is not the spelling.
In swedish, it's simply "Valknut" or, ODENS triangel. In swedish odin is odEn.
Btw, the symbol is norse, not celtic. Good video anyways!
This is a Valknude! Mark of the dead vikings, falling in battle! Danish design!
Mooi not Celtic, this is Norse magic!
I have to agree. However I would say Celtic inspired.
Germanic tribes were way cooler than Celts. 😁😀😀