The Norns' rod and staff, symbols of their power to shape fate

The Norns' rod and staff, symbols of their power to shape fate
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In Norse mythology, the Norns' rod and staff are powerful symbols of their ability to shape the fate of gods and mortals. In this image, the Norns' rod and staff are adorned with intricate carvings that reflect their wisdom and knowledge.

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