Web of Wyrd Rabbit Hide Altar Cloth – Norse Pagan Ritual Centerpiece Mat – Genuine Fur (12"–16″)

The web of Wyrd is a symbol from Norse mythology that represents the fate of the world, which is spun by the Norns beneath the world tree Yggdrasil. The symbol contains all the runes, which symbolizes all possible fates.

The concept of Wyrd is also important in the Old English poem Beowulf and was a cultural concept for the Anglo-Saxons. It is usually translated as "fate," "destiny," or "doom".

The web of Wyrd can be depicted as nine lines that are locked together to form the building blocks of the universe. The underlying concept is that the web holds everything together in all dimensions, including time

These Altar Cloths are engraved on high quality genuine rabbit pelts. All of our rabbit pelts are ethically sourced. You can rest easy knowing the rabbits are never ever raised for or harmed for their fur.

Altar cloths are used for rituals, rune casting, and as a centerpiece for your pagan or heathen altar. It also can be used as a wrap to protect your ritual tools.

Due to the nature of natural animal hides, please note that engravings might vary in color with some spots lighter and others darker. **Please see last photo for good example.**

Sizes and color vary from hide to hide, but I make every effort to provide an altar cloth that most closely matches the listing photos. Furs typically range from 12-16" lengthwise.

***WARNING***
Due to the natural fibers and hairs attached to the rabbit hide, the laser might leave a burnt hair smell after engraving, which dissipates pretty quickly. Do not be alarmed if you smell this upon opening your package.