Tyr and Fenrir Statue artifact Nigel Pearson’s ‘The Devil’s Plantation’

Nigel Pearson’s ‘The Devil’s Plantation’ guides the reader through the traditional witchcraft

He has authored four books in Dutch and three in English

From the humble House Mouse to the magnificent Elephant

The prevalent image of the Morrígan as a powerful goddess of battle and sovereignty only scratches the surface of this complex and popular goddess

Tyr and Fenrir Statue artifact Nigel Pearson’s ‘The Devil’s Plantation’Tyr is the invincible warrior of the Nordic pantheon, and far older than all the others of Asgard. Tyr is the god of single combat, victory and heroic glory in Norse mythology. He is said to have sacrificed his right hand to help bind Fenrir, the wolf who, when set free, is destined to devour the Sun. This statue is made of cold cast resin, and has a beautiful metallic bronze finish that gives it the look of metal. The statue measures 9 inches tall, 9