Eivor Raven Round Rug - Assassin's Creed Chair Mat

A Viking raider stands square to the viewer in a fur-collared mail coat, braids over his chest, axe hanging low in one hand and a raven-painted shield on the other arm. This Assassin's Creed round rug wraps him in a slate-blue and bronze medallion laid out for the circle, with two ravens at his shoulders and the bare white branches of Yggdrasil fanning out behind. Everything radiates from the middle.

Circles behave differently from rectangles on the floor. They soften the hard corners of a desk nook, tuck under a chair without an edge to catch a wheel, and give a dim corner a clear center. Here the warrior sits at the exact middle, so the rings read cleanly from every side of the room.

The Design: Raven and Frost Ring

Think of this piece as a saga told in rings. At the heart, the raider and his ravens stand against pale tree branches on a parchment-cream ground. Around them runs a braided knot band in deep green and bronze, broken by four small tree medallions placed like compass points. Beyond that, round panels alternate between longships on gray swells, horned drinking vessels, iron helmets, crossed axes, ornate keys and snowflakes. A leafy border studded with tiny snowflake roundels closes the edge.

The palette stays cold and weathered: slate blue, teal-green, pewter, bronze and that cream center that makes the pale branches glow. Nothing is bright or glossy, and that restraint is the point. For a different northern mood, look through other Assassin's Creed designs, each built around its own central figure.

Eivor on the Floor

The rug is cut as a true circle, with a soft plush low-pile surface that is gentle underfoot and keeps the fine linework of the knot band crisp. A non-slip rubber backing grips hard floors like wood, tile and laminate. Care is easy, since the rug is machine washable on a gentle cold cycle, then air-dried. The dye-sublimation print sets the colors into the fibers rather than leaving them on top, so the slate blues and bronzes are part of the rug itself.

Slide it under a desk chair and it works as a chair mat with far more story than a clear plastic sheet. It also makes a handsome gaming room rug, because the dark palette sits calmly beside monitors and shelves.

Sizes & Rug Level

Six diameters are available: 80 cm (31.5″), 100 cm (39.4″), 120 cm (47.2″), 140 cm (55.1″), 160 cm (63″) and 180 cm (70.9″). The 80 and 100 cm sizes suit the space under a desk chair or beside a bed, and they work as a small accent rug. Step up to 120 or 140 cm for a reading nook or a kids' corner where the raider can be seen in full. At 160 or 180 cm the piece becomes a round area rug that anchors a seating area, with the knot band framing the coffee table.

Two quality levels share every size. Standart Level is solid everyday quality for desks and living spaces. Premium Level adds a thicker, plusher pile and a more durable backing for heavier traffic.

Quick Questions

Is it machine washable?

Yes. Run it on a gentle cold cycle and air-dry it; the print is set into the fibers, so the raven shield and border are not just sitting on the surface.

Does it slip on hard floors?

No. The rubber backing grips wood, tile and laminate, which keeps the medallion centered under a wheeled chair.

Can I put it over carpet?

Yes, as long as the carpet is low-pile. The rug lies flat, so the warrior in the middle stays easy to see.

Which size should I choose?

For a desk, 100 or 120 cm shows the raider and the knot ring in full beneath the chair. Choose 160 cm or larger if you want the longships and helmets on the outer rings to reach the edges of a seating area.

A Gaming Den Statement

• Assassin's Creed players who want a Norse raider under their desk chair instead of a blank mat.
• Anyone building a longship-and-snow themed setup who is browsing the wider gaming rug range for pieces that sit well together.
• A reader or sketcher who wants a dark, frosty rug beside the armchair.
• Players who want a coordinated desk can pair the rug with matching Assassin's Creed mouse pads and keep the Norse palette going.