"God Odin" linen shirt

A rune shirt full of magic and witchcraft, craving for knowledge and the beauty of universal patterns generated by the Gods. This shirt is called the shirt of Odin, for those who wear it consciously, there will always be a connection with the gods and especially with the god Odin, the All-Father, who learned in his incarnation of Odin the magic of the Runes.
Odin's runes, often known as Futhark, are present on the shirt in the form of a full Rune circle, as well as in the form of individual Runes, the Black Sun and the Helmet of Terror.
The central pattern on the chest of the shirt is made in the Celtic-Scythian-Scandinavian-Russian knotted vegetable and animal style (who does not agree with my interpretation, for yourself can see it as you like). The basis of the pattern, as mentioned earlier, is a Rune circle, Futhark. Inside the circle is placed an ancient solar sign-the Black Sun, which itself is a set of Runes located in a circle of Soulu. The strongest combination that manifests the true spiritual power of the Sun itself.
The whole composition with a Rune Circle and a Black Sun is a so-called Celtic cross, on the sides of which Runes are applied. In this case, these Runes can be changed at will to those that are needed by the wearer of the shirt. The cross with the circle itself represents the Sun.
Under the cross of the circle of Runes there is a Trixel, a sign of the union of the worlds — Gods and Ancestors, souls and people not yet incarnated. The sign is related, but not identical to Valknut.
The composition of the Rune Circle and Cross seems to hang on a nodal pattern that displays the branches and roots of the World Tree, which speaks of the continuity of everything and that everything blooms and grows in Itself. On the branches of the World Tree, two crows of Odin — Hugin and Munin-sit and flutter at the same time.
The pattern of the hem of the front of the shirt is a continuation of the World Tree, in the roots of which sits the serpent Nidhegg, displayed in the pattern mirror-like ermungand, which preserves the foundations of Purity and Truth. The mirror image of the Serpent is connected by a Trixel, confirming the specularity of a Single Phenomenon. Between the displays of the Serpent is the Odal Rune, which everyone can also replace with their own. Under the Rune is a protective sign the Helm of Terror. Below there is a strip of Trixel ligature, firmly connected with the waves of the Primordial Ocean. And even lower, the center of the lower part of the pattern is a Valknut.
The pattern of the hem of the back of the shirt and sleeves is also identical to the pattern of the hem of the front, only in the center of the upper part of the pattern is the sign of the Helmet of Horror, and below is also the sign of the Nine-World Valknut. Contrary to the often-held belief that Valknut is the node of the fallen, in fact, it is the Node of the Chosen, just as Valhalla is the Hall of the Chosen, and not necessarily the dead. But it is the chosen ones who enter the World of the Gods.
The side parts of the hem pattern have the same Valknut in the lower part, and twisted Trixels in the upper part, showing eternal development.
The pattern on the sleeves is the same as in the upper part of the hem of the front of the shirt.
On the back of the shirt there is a sign of a Valknut with a Helmet of Horror, the protection of the wearer of the shirt from the back.
The neck of the shirt is framed by Futhark Runes – Futhark itself is at the heart.