Nordic Bronze Age weapon deposit in a sacred lake. Photographed by Emma Foss at the The Bronze Age festival at the Vitlycke Museum in Tanum, Sweden.

It took a lot of work to reconstruct this 6x god head Saxon design for the back of this heavy duty cotton shirt.

The design was taken from a damaged saucer-brooch found in a Saxon grave in Fairford in the Cotswolds, England. This may represent the many aspects of Woden. The front of the shirt bears a small zoomorphic triskele over the heart. 

Available in many colours with a black or white print

I have also combined five different ancient Germanic magical Heathen motifs to create this highly apotropaic cotton hoodie with sacred sleeves!

It is adorned with motifs sourced from ancient Sweden, Denmark and Anglo-Saxon England.

Make your ancestors and the gods proud by sporting one of the "Sacred Sleeves Teutonic Cotton Hoodies" this winter!

The most terrifying theory of all is that PIE could be a WHG language. Hypothetically WHG Duvensee I2 -> Dnieper Donets I2 -> Sredny Stog I2