This finely carved wooden figure of Bragi, the Norse god of poetry, eloquence, and wisdom, is sculpted from ecological ash wood and finished with a protective varnish. With his long beard and thoughtful expression, Bragi embodies the power of words and the sacred art of storytelling — a meaningful centerpiece for altars, Viking-inspired interiors, or poetic collections.
✔️ Versatile Decor – Ideal for altars, desks, or Norse-themed interiors
✔️ Gift-Ready – A meaningful present for mythology fans, writers, and spiritual seekers
📖 Who Is Bragi in Norse Mythology?
Bragi (Old Norse: Bragi) is the god of poetry and music, revered for his eloquence, wisdom, and mastery of skaldic verse. His name derives from bragr, meaning “poem” or “noble,” and he is often depicted with a harp and runes carved upon his tongue — symbolizing the magic of language.
He is said to be:
🧠 Son of Odin, possibly born of the giantess Gunnlod, guardian of the Mead of Poetry
💍 Husband of Idunn, goddess of youth and keeper of the golden apples
🪶 Court Poet of Valhalla, welcoming fallen warriors with songs of glory
🗣️ Voice of Reason, known for his calm demeanor and verbal mastery — even in confrontations with Loki
Bragi’s legacy lives on in the Bragarfull, a ceremonial cup used to swear oaths and honor poetic inspiration.
