Collections: Celtic Collection, Gifts under $25!, Home and Garden, Newly Added!, Norse & Viking Collection
Type: Drinkware
Perching Raven Shot Glass is a glass drinking vessel measuring approximately 2¼" × 2¼" × 3½" (5.5 × 5.5 × 8.6 cm), featuring a detailed raven design surrounded by intricate Celtic-inspired knotwork. Sold individually, it is a distinctive piece of barware for fans of Norse mythology, Celtic-inspired art, gothic décor, and raven symbolism.
Ravens have carried an air of mystery and intelligence across cultures for centuries. In Norse mythology, Odin's ravens Huginn and Muninn were said to travel throughout the world and return with knowledge of what they had seen.
This shot glass captures that legendary connection with a beautifully detailed perching raven framed by flowing knotwork. Dark, atmospheric, and full of symbolism, it's the kind of glass that looks just as good on display as it does in your barware collection.
Material: Glass
Size: Approximately 2¼" L × 2¼" W × 3½" H
Metric Size: Approximately 5.5 × 5.5 × 8.6 cm
Sold: Individually
Design: Perching raven with Celtic-inspired knotwork
In Norse mythology, Odin's two ravens, Huginn and Muninn, are traditionally associated with thought and memory. They were said to fly throughout the world and return to Odin with knowledge of what they had witnessed.
The knotwork surrounding the raven draws inspiration from the interconnected patterns found in Celtic and Insular art. Together, the raven and knotwork create a design centered around mystery, knowledge, memory, and the enduring fascination with the natural world.
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