Socks Guds Haender

Pack of 3 pairs of socks featuring an "Guds Haender" motif on the ankles and the Old-Norse lettering on the sides of the foot.
One pair of white socks with a black motif, one pair of black socks with a white motif, and one pair of khaki socks with a off-white motif.

These socks feature a design inspired by the “Hands of God” motif from the funerary urn discovered in Biala, Poland.
The urn, dating to the 2nd or 3rd century, displays symbols interpreted as crossed hands with comb-like fingers, possibly representing divine balance or protection.
This symbol has been embraced by Slavic neopagan groups as a spiritual emblem. The socks’ design pays homage to this ancient motif, blending historical significance with contemporary fashion.
Crafted for comfort and style, they offer a unique way to connect with early European heritage.
Original design by Kai Uwe Faust.