
Óðinn’s horse, Sleipnir, is grey and eight-legged, and the old poems call him the best of horses. He was born to Loki in the shape of a mare, and he is the horse that carries riders down into Hel and brings them back out again.

The Gelmir Compendium features a growing reference of artifacts, motifs, and iconography spanning the Viking Age (c. 800–1100 CE) and the Proto-Viking Age (c. 400–800 CE).
Try: “sword”, “helmet”, “figurine”.

