Raven Flag Viking

This flag is based on an image from the Bayeux Tapestry. The original tapestry is 70 meters long and was embroidered in the 11th century. It depicts the events leading up to the Norman Conquest of England in 1066, led by William the Conquerer who was a descendant of the famous Viking Duke 'Rollo.'

The Viking-style war banner shown in the Bayeux Tapestry resembles many other Viking flags from historical records, often featuring raven imagery, which was believed to bring magical power and grant victory in battle. The raven banner was a symbol of Odin’s presence, carried by Viking warriors and their descendants as a sign of divine favor.

The Runes say:

"Normans: Descendants of Hrolf the Walker" (Rollo's original Norse name)

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Vikings Flag Features

• Inspired by History: Based on the Bayeux Tapestry war banner, linked to NormanViking heritage.
  
• Authentic  Symbolism: Features the raven, a sign of Odin’s favor and battle victory.
  
• Premium Material: Made from durable 100D polyester for indoor and outdoor use.
  
• Runic Inscription: Honors Rollo’s viking legacy and his descendants, the Normans.
  
• Perfect for Viking Enthusiasts: Ideal for reenactments, collectors, or Norse history lovers.
  

Product Information

• Dimensions: 3x2 ft
  
• Material: 100D Polyester
  
• Grommets: 2 (for easy hanging).