€6.00
The «Wolfsangel» PVC patch
The Wolfsangel (German for “wolf-hook”) is a historical symbol with roots in Germanic tradition, medieval heraldry, and mythology.
Meaning:
The original Wolfsangel was a hook-shaped tool or trap used in medieval Germany to catch wolves.
It evolved into a rune-like glyph that resembles.
Symbolically, it came to represent freedom, independence, and resistance against tyranny in German folklore.
Heraldic & Military Use:
Appeared in German heraldry as early as the 15th century.
Used by city militias, forest keepers, and noble families.
Seen in coats of arms for towns such as Wolfsangel, Hesse.
WWII Usage:
Adopted by several SS units and Wehrmacht divisions.
The symbol was promoted as a “rune of power” and used in völkisch and occult NS aesthetics.
🔥 Limited edition: no
⚡️Size: 44mm × 70mm
🔞 Over 18 y.o. only
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