Odin’s Table – Viking Coasters for Modern Makers
⚔️ Bring the Spirit of the Vikings to Your Table
Imagine sitting around a roaring fire after a long day. The sound of waves still echoing in your ears. The scent of pinewood and mead filling the air. Now imagine placing your drink on a coaster worthy of Valhalla itself.
We’re bringing the rich artistry of the Viking Age into your home with a collection of 3D-printable Viking coasters. Inspired by ancient Norse symbols, weapons, and mythology, these designs aren’t just practical—they’re conversation starters, steeped in history and crafted for modern makers.
🛶 What Are Viking Coasters?
This is a collection of six original coaster designs:
Valhalla Duo – Two Viking warriors etched in eternal glory.
Horn of Valhalla – The legendary drinking horn brought to life.
Oars of Odin – Symbolizing journeys and the call of adventure.
Thor’s Hammer Seal – The mighty Mjölnir, protector of Midgard.
Blade of the North – A Viking sword wrapped in sacred geometry.
Ravens of Odin – Huginn and Muninn watching from above.
Each design is optimized for multi-color 3D printing and delivered as STL and 3MF files. Multi-color printers let you print with several colors at once, while single-color printers rely on filament swaps at specific layer heights—limiting the number of colors and where they appear. Perfect for makers, hobbyists, and anyone with a passion for Norse heritage.
✅ Are designed for easy 3D printing – no complex setup needed.
✅ Work with single-color and multi-color printers.
✅ Make perfect gifts for history buffs, gamers, and mead lovers alike.
✅ Bring a piece of Viking culture into your home.
This isn’t just another coaster set. It’s a tribute to exploration, craftsmanship, and the enduring spirit of the North.
Buy your digitalfiles today and bring the Viking Age to your table. Skål!
⚔️ Full Set – Commercial License
Get all 6 Viking Coasters (STL + 3MF). Includes a commercial license to sell physical prints.
3D Printing instructions:
This design is optimized for multi-color 3D printing. If you’re using a single-extruder printer, simply add manual filament changes at 3.2 mm and 3.8 mm to achieve the layered color effect. For multi-extruder printers, the bodies are clearly named, making it easy to assign different colors and materials.