Sculpture of Harald Fairhair outside Langhuset Restaurant. The two lines written in the Elder Futhark runic alphabet say ᚹ ᛁ ᚲ ᛁ ᚾ ᚷ → W I K I N G and ᚹ Warrior (using mixed alphabet styling) → W A R R I O R
"Netflix-steinen" (Netflix Stone) in Odda, Norway, a nine-ton monument celebrating the town's role as a filming location for the series Ragnarok. The runes say "Ragnarok is coming on 31st of January 2020"
Viking Brand Sardine label from Stavanger, Norway.The label art features a traditional Viking ship sailing on the sea. Brand is no longer being produced
Photograph of Codex Regius, an Icelandic codex in which many Old Norse poems from the Poetic Edda are preserved. Photograph from the Arni Magnusson Institute
The Glavendrup Runic Stone, dates back to 900-910 CE, on the island of Funen, Denmark. It contains the longest runic inscription (210 runic letters) ever found on a stone in Denmark.
This Art Nouveau painting by Nicholas Roerich by the title "Sorcerers" (1905) depicts three male figures in animal pelts, with spears and shields on site. It has been speculated that it may be a portrayal of a specific type of berserkers known as ulfheðnar.
The roof of Fantoft Stavechurch in Bergen, Norway, which is based on Borgund Stavechurch. The stavechurch at Fantoft was infamously burned down in 1992 for which Varg Vikernes of Burzum was found guilty. Reconstruction started soon after the fire and took six years to complete, however the stavechurch was not rebuilt based on its original style, but rather on Borgund stavechurch.
Backlit artwork depicting the Norse god Odin in the stained glass style. Odin is depicted with a horned helmet, holding the world in his hands, and with his two ravens Huginn and Muninn. The visible portion of the world features the Scandinavian regions, Great Britain and Ireland.
This illustration from Carson Ellis' book "Home" depicts an imaginary home for a hypothetical Norse god. It include Norse inspired motif such as a raven, spear, deer, goat and an architecture style reminiscent of Scandinavian buildings.
Drawing of the Norwegian soccer team rowing a Viking ship with the text "We rowed". Throughout the worldcup in 2026, the Norwegian team chanted "ro, ro, ro" ("row, row, row") to cheer on the team and pay homage to the Viking past of Norway. It is believed to have been created by AI and was posted as a part of a series posted by the Norwegian Embassy
Mixed media artwork to advertise the "King of the Vikings" virtual tour in Waterford. A wooden statue of a Viking stands in front of a wall painting of a village set aflame.
