Norse art is a blanket term for the artistic style in Scaninavia during the Germanic Iron Age, the Viking Age, and sometimes even used when describing objects from the Nordic Bronze Age. Art during the Viking Age is also known as "Viking Art". There are three main styles, Jellinge, Ringerike and Urnes. Jelligne is named after Danish royal grave in Jutland and features prominent animal designs. The Ringerike style is characterized by elaborate foliage ornament and interlacing and is named after the district in Norway where it is represented in local sandstone. Detailed designs in carved doors of Urnes stave church in the Sognefjord, Norway gave its name to the final style.