Grímr Cat Viking-era inspired cat pendant linked to Historical Odin’s depiction, cast in brass or pewter.
In Old Norse sources, Grímr refers to Odin as “the masked one” or “the hidden one” — a figure who walks the world in different guises, watching, learning, and testing people.
The cat form reflects vigilance, independence, and quiet strength. Unlike wolves or ravens, the cat moves unnoticed, observes patiently, and chooses when to act. The imagery reflects early Scandinavian animal symbolism as it appears in historical art and belief.
Each pendant is hand-cast in brass or pewter, then finished by hand to preserve surface detail and natural depth. The asymmetrical eyes and subtle knotwork are intentional, echoing early medieval design language and the idea of hidden sight and uneven knowledge.
The pendant feels personal and familiar, suited to everyday use.
Details
Material options: Brass or pewter Size: 4 cm height (1.57 inches) Cord: Black waxed cotton (adjustable) Dispatched from: Canada Availability: In stock – ships within 1–2 business days
Perfect For
Collectors of Norse mythology pieces People drawn to Odin beyond standard imagery Fans of Viking animal symbolism Everyday wear with historical meaning
