Hammer of Thor ( 3 cm )

Thor ("gromovnik"), in Germano-Norse mythology God thunder, storms and fertility. He was one of the sons of the Supreme God Odin and goddess of the earth ERD or Fergun. The name battle of the hammer God, Mjollnir could once spell the word "lightning". It must be noted that Thor, the worst enemy of the giants, had a lot in common with them. The red-bearded hero was very energetic and had an incredible appetite — in one sitting ate a bull. Thor loved to be compared force with all. His huge bronze chariot was dragged through the sky two goats, called Tanngnjostr ("grinding your teeth") and Tanngrisnir ("squeaky teeth"). Thor's magical equipment included a hammer (battle axe-lightning), iron gauntlets, without which it was impossible to hold the handle of a red-hot weapon, and a belt that doubled the power. Hammer Mjollnir, forged for God brothers-dwarfs (tsvergami), a symbol of creative and destructive forces, the source of fertility and luck, had a massive striker, short handle and always hit the target. With a red hot hammer and a belt of power Thor was invincible.