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Jörmungandr Tattoo

Jörmungandr is the world serpent: a child of Loki thrown into the sea by Odin, where it grew until it circled the whole world and bit its own tail.

Where the Jörmungandr comes from

The myths tell of Thor's fishing trip, when he hooked the serpent with an ox head as bait. The scene is carved on Viking Age stones such as the Altuna runestone in Sweden and the Gosforth fishing stone in England.

At Ragnarök, Thor and Jörmungandr finally kill each other: Thor strikes the serpent dead, walks nine steps and falls from its venom.

What a Jörmungandr tattoo means

Cycles, endurance and the boundary that holds the world together, and the idea that endings and beginnings are linked.

Design ideas

  • A serpent biting its own tail, around the arm, wrist or ankle
  • Thor's fishing trip as a larger narrative piece
  • A serpent circle framing runes or a Vegvisir

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Frequently asked questions

What does a Jörmungandr tattoo mean?

Cycles, endurance and the bond that holds the world together.

Is Jörmungandr the same as an ouroboros?

It shares the image of a serpent biting its tail, but Jörmungandr is a specific Norse being with its own myths.