Huginn & Muninn Collection

Title

Ravens are symbols of wisdom and serve as intermediaries between the world of humans and the realm of the gods. Huginn and Muninn maintain the link between the earthly universe and spiritual life

Wear the Ravens of Wisdom

In Norse mythology, Huginn and Muninn are more than ravens—they are extensions of Odin himself. They symbolize the power of knowledge, the connection between mind and spirit, and the importance of wisdom in every decision. Their flight reminds us to think deeply, remember our roots, and move forward with clarity.

Learn About Huginn & Muninn

We believe in educating about Viking culture. Below we will share the meaning behind Huginn & Muninn — the stories, ideas, and mythology — as well as the Heritage — where we clarify what is historically accurate or a modern interpretation.

Meaning

The Ravens of Odin

The Huginn and Muninn Collection represents thought and memory—two forces that guide every warrior’s journey. Inspired by Odin’s loyal ravens, this collection is for those who value knowledge as much as strength, and who understand that true power lies in wisdom, foresight, and the stories we carry.

Heritage

Let Thought and Memory Guide You

In Viking lore, Huginn (thought) and Muninn (memory) were Odin’s two ravens who flew across the realms each day, returning to whisper all they had seen into the Allfather’s ear. They symbolized the pursuit of knowledge and the connection between the gods and the world of men. Ravens were sacred to the Vikings, often depicted on banners, weapons, and jewelry—guiding warriors to victory and ensuring their names would be remembered.

The Meaning Behind “Vikheim”

The name Vikheim came to us after deeply exploring what kind of impact we wanted to make in this space. There are many websites and shops focused on Vikings, and we wanted to bring a unique angle. We knew part of this was helping others understand Viking heritage and the stories and meaning within Norse mythology. The purpose was to help others find connection.

Where do people feel they are when they do find a deep, innate connection? Home. The word “Heim” in Old Norse means Home. Merging that into the word “Viking”, we found our name, as the home of Viking, Vikheim.