LITTLE BOOK OF BINDRUNES
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A small book with deep roots.
The Little Book of Bindrunes is a concise, accessible guide to the history and use of bindrunes, written by Isar Oakmund. Designed as an entry point as well as a reference, this book explores where runes come from, how bindrunes developed, and how multiple runes can be combined into meaningful geometric forms.
Alongside historical context, the book offers clear guidelines on bindrune composition, focusing on balance, structure and intention rather than rigid rules. Interwoven throughout are Isar’s personal notes and reflections on working with bindrunes in art, practice and daily life, giving the book a grounded, lived-in feel rather than a purely academic one.
Whether you’re new to runes or already working with them, this small volume provides insight, clarity and inspiration without overcomplicating the process.
Features
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Compact bindrune guide
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History of the Elder Futhark runes
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Overview of bindrune history and development
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Practical guidelines for geometric composition
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Personal notes and reflections by Isar Oakmund
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Suitable for beginners and experienced practitioners
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Little Book of Bindrunes?
A compact guide to the history and practice of bindrunes, covering the origins of the Elder Futhark, how bindrunes developed over time, and practical guidelines for combining runes into balanced designs.
How does this differ from Runes, Sigils & Bindrunes?
Runes, Sigils & Bindrunes is a larger, more comprehensive reference. The Little Book of Bindrunes is a compact introduction covering the same core principles in a smaller format, with Isar's personal notes and reflections woven throughout.
Is this suitable for beginners?
Yes, it's designed as an accessible entry point for anyone new to bindrunes, while still offering enough depth for experienced practitioners.
What makes this different from a purely academic guide to runes?
Isar's personal notes and reflections run throughout the book, giving it a grounded, practical perspective alongside the historical and structural content.
Does this book provide ready-made bindrune designs, or focus on how to build your own?
It focuses on the principles of construction, covering the history of bindrunes and practical guidelines for combining runes into balanced geometric forms, rather than being a large library of pre-made designs.
Is this a good starting point before buying Runes, Sigils & Bindrunes?
Yes, it works well as an entry point into the wider bindrune material and as a natural companion to Runes, Sigils & Bindrunes.
