Handmade Rune Sets, Pagan Art, and More!
I make everything by hand without using AI or other generative tools.
Really Real
Everything is made through responsible methods with sustainable materials. Every piece is unique and imperfections are not erased.
Pagan Craftwork
I craft each set one at a time, giving each rune the attention and activation it needs to make it a truly special and unique piece.
Crafted with love
Rune Sets
Hand-carved runes on white or black stone or burned into wood. Each set comes in a hand-made canvas pouch decorated with a casting circle on the inside, or in a simple cotton bag.
Sustainable and responsible
Gifts and Accessories
Hand-made necklace pendants made from deer antler, custom bindrunes, and more.
Made by Pagans for Pagans
Blöt Materials
Small on-the-go sacrifice bundles include a burned rune, incense and spices, and are consecrated with blood. Each are ready to be cast into the flames at your next ceremony.
Learn the Runes and their Meanings
Simple: I created this book to function the same way ABC books work for children.
Made to be used: Write and draw in the pages as you develop your own connections to the Runes.
A Taste of history: Every rune is paired with petroglyphs and historical art that highlight their meanings.
My Process
I am not an expert craftsman. I am a practicing pagan who found something he loves to do and wants to share it with others. I believe in keeping traditions alive.
Carve
I carve each stone by hand, or cut and burn each wood piece. I leave small imperfections in place, but replace stones with larger mistakes.
Blessing
After I complete a rune set and its pouch, I spend time with each individual rune stone. I repeat its name while holding it my hand in front of burning incense, empowering it with the care and energy it needs to do its work.
Pack
I cut, burn, then craft each bag individually after a set is complete. I put a casting circle inside each rune pouch or draw small images on the cotton bags.
One-At-A-Time
Each rune set begins with selecting the stones and ends with tying the pouch closed after the blessing. I finish each set before beginning on the next. I don't mass-produce anything.
