The mark consists of the ODEN'S TAR logo delves entirely into Scandinavian mythology, eloquently expressing its essence through both its visuals and primary inscription.?At its core, the illustration encapsulates the silhouette of Oden, the principal deity in Scandinavian mythology. With a robust physique reminiscent of the ancient Vikings, Oden's portrayal embodies the legendary figure. His distinctly depicted powerful beard symbolizes the connection to the ancient Scandinavian knights. The mythological companions of Oden were two ravens named Huginn and Muninn, symbolizing thought and memory. Honoring these companions, the hero in the illustration dons an ancient Scandinavian helmet with attached raven wings, angled upward and backward. Additionally, the illustration showcases the hero's draped robe, subtly covering the inscription beneath his silhouette. Positioned at the top of the image, the upper part of Oden's body is centrally aligned vertically.?The inscription ODEN'S TAR doesn't conform to any specific font or technique; rather, it's an illustration crafted in the ancient calligraphic style. The line variations on the slants mirror pen or brushstrokes, reminiscent of ancient writing techniques.?Within ODEN'S TAR, the term TAR translates from Swedish as TEAR. The full phrase ODEN'S TAR translates to ODEN'S TEAR, suggesting a possible mystical or divine connection. Using the BIRTH OF A HERO font for TAR further underscores the heroism and significance of the supreme deity in Scandinavian mythology. A small circle above the letter 'A' within TAR adds stylistic depth, defining the Scandinavian origin and essence of the phrase ODEN'S TAR in this logo. Positioned centrally beneath Oden's upper body, the inscription aligns with the vertical axis.?Color-wise, the primary hue in the illustration and main inscription is absolute red. This color, a primary in the RGB system, is associated with fire, vibrancy, and a rich life according to French historian Michel Pastoureau's research. Another interpretation links this color to the pursuit of victories and facing destiny-qualities inherent in the ancient Vikings and their patron deity, Oden.