Carved wood wall art for homes, collections and interiors — relief panels, wall sculptures and decorative wall pieces in solid hardwood. Norse, Viking and Celtic themes, from drakkar fleets and Yggdrasil to rune shields and sword display stands, each made as a focal point for the room.
A panoramic carved relief of a fleet of Viking drakkars — dragon-prowed longships — sailing under full canvas across a rolling sea. The ships are carved in graduated depth, from the lead drakkar standing out in high relief to distant sails barely lifted from the wood, creating atmospheric perspective across the whole panel.
Lead drakkar
Fleet formation
Full composition
A round wall sculpture of three ravens forming a triskelion, each bird interlocked with the next in continuous rotation. Ravens — the birds of Odin in Norse mythology — are carved here with naturalistic feathers, beaks and talons, brought together into a Celtic-inspired wooden roundel.
Raven head detail
Central knot
Wing texture
A round carved wall piece depicting Yggdrasil, the Norse World Tree, encircled by the Ouroboros serpent. Branches and roots mirror each other in a symmetrical composition symbolizing the connection between the nine worlds — a Tree of Life wall carving in solid iroko.
Branch detail
Serpent border
Root system
A shield-shaped wall sculpture built around the triple Fehu — three Fehu runes, the Norse symbol of wealth, abundance and prosperity. The runes stand out in relief over Yggdrasil, with its leafy crown and deep twisting roots, beneath a triquetra knot. Two dragon heads frame the upper corners, woven into the Celtic interlace border.
Triple Fehu
Dragon heads
Root interlace
A wall-mounted sword display stand with two carved dragons with interlocking tails, made to hold a pair of decorative swords. Deep relief carving with individually articulated scales, horns and wing membranes turns a sword collection into a dramatic piece of wall décor.
Full composition
Dragon head detail
Wing membrane texture
A wall-mounted sword stand with interlaced Celtic knotwork carved in continuous flowing loops, flanked by two ornamental horns. Designed to display replica medieval weapons as part of the interior rather than in storage.
Knotwork pattern
Central ornament
Side profile
Each piece begins with a conversation about the space, the scale and the character it should bring to the interior.
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