Loki T-Shirt

Inspired by the Loki Stone
The picture is inspired by the most famous carved stone in Kirkby Stephen Parish Church stands by a pillar, confronting you as you come in. It is the so-called Loki Stone or Bound Devil.

It is obviously a section of a slab-like cross shaft. The carvings on the sides are simple patterns of twisted strands but that on the face is unique.

Image Source: George Stephans: The Runic Hall in the Danish Old-Northern Museum. Copenhagen 1868.

The Runic inspription: RAþE SA ER KAN NAMN …
This motif is inspired by a coded runic inscription that was written on the baptismal font in Kareby Church in Bohuslen in Sweden. In Norse the runic text says Ráði, sá he can, nafn "orklaski" , ie "Interpret you who can the name … Blessed is who can read the name on the shirt?

Shirts: Stanley/Stella - Rocker or Jazzer
Print Color: Brown 181c
Print Size: 27.5 x 37.2 cm

UNISEX / WOMEN'S

Set-in sleeve
1x1 rib at neck collar
Inside back neck tape in self fabric
Tubular construction
Sleeve hem and bottom hem with wide double topstitch
MAIN: SINGLE JERSEY, 100% COTTON - ORGANIC RING SPUN COMBED, FABRIC WASHED, 150 G/M²
MEDIUM FIT