Gullveigarbók (Red Special Edition) by Ekortu – Gullveig, Thursatrú & Norse Witchcraft

Gullveig, Norse witchcraft, Thursatrú

Gullveigarbók by Ekortu explores the darker and more obscure dimensions of Old Norse mythology, witchcraft and Northern spirituality through the enigmatic figure of Gullveig. Presented as a black underworldly crone and giantess associated with anti-cosmic runes and magic, Gullveig is examined through her many names and mythological identities, including Heiðr, Aurboða, Angrboða and Hyrrokin.

Drawing upon Old Norse mythology, sagas, witchcraft and poetry, the book expands beyond Gullveig herself to explore the wider mythological landscape surrounding her. Loki, Jørmungandr, Fenrir and Hel are considered alongside the underworldly and giant realms of Jøtunheimr, Helheimr and Niflheimr, creating a broad exploration of the darker currents within Northern spirituality.

The latter portion, Fjølkyngi, turns towards witchcraft and practical esotericism. Ekortu presents aspects of his own magical practice within the Thursatrú Tradition (Þursatrú siðr), including his Gullveig workings and an introduction to the use of Gullveig sigils and bindrunes.

For readers interested in Gullveig, Norse witchcraft and Thursatrú, Gullveigarbók offers an extensive exploration of a comparatively obscure current within Northern spirituality, bringing mythology, lore, poetry and the author's own magical praxis together in a substantial illustrated work.

The Red Special Edition is produced specifically for collectors, bound in red faux-leather and strictly limited to 90 copies. Its scarcity makes it a particularly desirable presentation of Ekortu's exploration of Gullveig and the darker aspects of Norse magical tradition.

Premium Production Details

Author: Ekortu

Publisher: Ixaxaar

Edition: Red Special Edition

Binding: Red faux-leather

Limitation: 90 copies

Illustrations: Not supplied

Map: Yes

Condition: New

Tradition: Thursatrú (Þursatrú siðr)

Subjects: Gullveig, Heiðr, Aurboða, Angrboða, Hyrrokin, Loki, Jørmungandr, Fenrir, Hel, Jøtunheimr, Helheimr, Niflheimr, runes, bindrunes, witchcraft