Kraken Norse Art Print – Hávamál 154 in Younger Futhark

This Norse art print features a Kraken composed in structured Nordic knotwork, paired with stanza 154 of the Hávamál written in Younger Futhark runes.

“I know a ninth song:
when I must save a ship at sea,
I can calm the wind upon the stormy waves
and soothe the sea.”

This verse speaks of protection, mastery over chaos and the power of sacred knowledge. In Norse tradition, such songs embody the ability to influence natural forces — a theme deeply connected to seafaring culture and inner strength.

The Kraken, symbol of the untamed depths, is balanced through precise composition and rigorous runic structure. This is research-based Norse symbolism translated into collectible wall art.

Designed for those drawn to Viking mythology, runic systems and historically grounded Nordic aesthetics.

Print details:

• Available on matte or glossy museum-quality paper

• Giclée fine art printing (12-color process)

• 250 g/m² heavyweight paper

• FSC-certified paper

• High-resolution archival-quality print

A structured Norse composition — precise, symbolic and built with the same discipline as my tattoo work.