Viking Art refers to the creative expressions of the Norse people from the late 8th to the early 11th century. This art is characterized by intricate designs, often featuring animals, interlacing patterns, and mythological themes. Common materials used included wood, metal, and textiles, with notable examples found in Viking ships, jewelry, and runestones. The art often served both decorative and functional purposes, reflecting the Vikings' beliefs and daily life. Notable styles include Oseberg and Jelling art, which showcase the evolution of Viking aesthetics. These artworks provide insight into the culture, values, and skills of the Viking Age.