Viking Leather Dice Bag Tray Drawstring Bag

⚔️ Viking Leather Dice Tray: Honor the Old Ways

This isn't just for games — it's a ritual tool inspired by Norse tradition, perfect for rune casting, dice divination, or honoring the warrior spirit.

⚔️ The Viking Spirit:
The Vikings understood that fate is woven, not fixed. They cast runes to read the threads of wyrd (destiny), rolled dice to let the gods decide, and honored chance as a form of divine communication. This tray carries that warrior-mystic energy.

🎲 Dice as Divination:
Before dice were for games, they were tools for accessing divine will. Casting dice, bones, or runes onto a surface and reading the patterns is an ancient form of divination. The tray creates a sacred boundary for this practice, containing the energy and making patterns easier to read.

⚡ Energetic Properties:
• Portable Altar: Expands to create instant sacred space (27x27 cm)
• Rune Casting: Perfect surface for reading rune patterns
• Dice Divination: Contains rolls and makes results clear
• Warrior Energy: Viking aesthetic invokes courage and clarity

🔮 Ritual Uses:
• Rune Casting: Cast runes onto the tray and read their positions
• Dice Divination: Assign meanings to numbers and roll for guidance
• Gaming: Use for tabletop RPGs with intention and presence
• Portable Altar: Lay flat to create a ritual surface anywhere
• Storage: Pull drawstring to secure dice, runes, or small items

🌙 How to Use:
1. Lay the tray flat on a surface (27x27 cm when expanded)
2. Place your runes, dice, or ritual items inside
3. Cast or roll with intention
4. Read the patterns within the bounded space
5. Pull drawstring to close and carry

📐 Product Details:
• Technical fabric imitation PU leather
• Expanded size: 27 x 27 cm
• Weight: 40 grams (lightweight and portable)
• Drawstring closure for secure storage
• Viking-inspired design
• Handcrafted (slight variations in edges add character)
• Folds compact for travel

💫 Perfect For:
Rune casting, dice divination, Norse paganism, tabletop gaming, and anyone who honors the warrior-mystic path.

"The Vikings knew: fate is not fixed, but it can be read. Cast your runes. Honor the wyrd."