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Viking woodcarving on the wall
A woodcarving can change the entire look of a room in your house. You can hang woodcarvings on the wall or place them against a surface. You also have the choice to keep them in rustic wood color or paint them. In reenactment or LARP, you can decorate your tent with a woodcarving. Discover the range of woodcarvings including Wicca and Pagan woodcarvings, wolves, dragons, Thor's hammer, and Odin woodcarvings.
Celtic sculptures of wood
Decorate your home with Celtic wall hangings, woodcarvings, and sculptures. Artworks from Celtic stories such as the Wild Hunt, or woodcarvings with Celtic knots. Pagan motifs such as pentagrams and a triskelion. You can paint them in the beautiful colors of the Book of Kells, or leave them rustic wooden.
Viking woodcarving in the garden
Woodcarving is not only fun for indoors, but also for your Viking garden or in your tent at LARP and reenactment. You can paint woodcarving with acrylic paint or wood paint. You can also stain woodcarving, then it is protected against weather and wind. Stained woodcarving can be hung in the garden.