Sticker, Valhalla
Square sticker with Grimfrost's Thor's Hammer design and the text: "It is futile to resist, the battle is already won - To Valhalla".
- 3M gray back vinyl sticker
- Size: 10 x 7.5cm (4x3")
- Matte surface
- Production and copyrighted design by Grimfrost
Valhalla, the "Hall of the Slain", is according to Viking belief and mythology where the brave who fell in battle went. It also had a significant meaning among the living left behind, where it served as a hall of remembrance that kept the brave deeds of the fallen in the tales and stories. One of the ritual toasts contained a reference to this where it was made to "memorable deeds and those who have passed on".
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$1.40Sticker, Valhalla
Square sticker with Grimfrost's Thor's Hammer design and the text: "It is futile to resist, the battle is already won - To Valhalla".
- 3M gray back vinyl sticker
- Size: 10 x 7.5cm (4x3")
- Matte surface
- Production and copyrighted design by Grimfrost
Valhalla, the "Hall of the Slain", is according to Viking belief and mythology where the brave who fell in battle went. It also had a significant meaning among the living left behind, where it served as a hall of remembrance that kept the brave deeds of the fallen in the tales and stories. One of the ritual toasts contained a reference to this where it was made to "memorable deeds and those who have passed on".
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Square sticker with Grimfrost's Thor's Hammer design and the text: "It is futile to resist, the battle is already won - To Valhalla".
- 3M gray back vinyl sticker
- Size: 10 x 7.5cm (4x3")
- Matte surface
- Production and copyrighted design by Grimfrost
Valhalla, the "Hall of the Slain", is according to Viking belief and mythology where the brave who fell in battle went. It also had a significant meaning among the living left behind, where it served as a hall of remembrance that kept the brave deeds of the fallen in the tales and stories. One of the ritual toasts contained a reference to this where it was made to "memorable deeds and those who have passed on".
