DEITY STATUES

Item #SO697:
Odin Statue

Sculpted of cold-cast resin and painted in muted tones that give the appearance that he is sculpted of brass, is depicted the ruler of the Norse pantheon, Odin. His very name is related to the word oor, meaning fury and excitation, as well as poetry and mind. forging a complex origin paves the path for his complicated role as chief of the Norse Gods. The lord of wisdom, war, battle, and death he was also known to have held sway over magic, poetry, prophecy, victory, and the hunt; a complex mingling of many of the virtues that the Norse people held sacred. It was he who received the souls of valiant warriors that died in battle and the women he favored become the legendary Valkyries, who strode among the battlefields and brought the valiant dead to the halls of Valhalla, where they would wait, training and feasting. Then, when Ragnorok came, they would take up arms again and fight for Odin in the battle that was foretold to mean his death. Here he is shown sitting regally in his throne set upon Hlidskjalf, a place from which he could perceive everything that happened in the universe. Girded for battle, he seems as though he could be overseeing a council of war, with his expression painted into an image of stern contemplation. Close at hand are his ravens Huginn and Munninn (Names that translate into Thought and Memory), who fly around the earth daily and report the happenings of the world to Odin at night, and the wolves Geri and Freki rest close by his feet, to whom he feeds the food of his table for Odin, in his might, requires nothing but mead. Standing 10" tall and 8 1/2" wide, this statue is perfect for any who revere the Norse pantheons.

Item #S-6141(PT): Apollo Statue

Apollo is the Greek God of the sun and beauty. Cast in high quality resin. 12" high.
Regular price $44.95, SALE PRICE $39.95!

Item #SI493: Isis Trinket Box

The Egyptian deity Isis has been renowned for millennia as the greatest sorceress in all the universe. Now she will lend her powerful magic to you, and guard your most precious items. This deceptively clever statue is actually a jewelry/trinket box, wide and deep enough to hold several treasured possessions. It is carved with Egyptian imagery, and has twin winged Isis` on the lid. This lovely piece is a hand painted, cold cast resin. The box measures 6 1/2" high, and the storage area is 2" wide, 4" long, and 2" deep. One statue per box.

Item #SI145: Ibis Headed Thoth

Thoth the ibis headed was the Egyptian god of wisdom and writing. Thoth conceived himself at the beginning of time, and was the scribe to the gods and husband of Ma`at. He recorded the results of the weighing of a spirits heart against the feather of Ma`at. He is also credited with the invention of astronomy, geometry and medicine. This statue is made of cold cast resin & hand painted. It stands 7 1/4" high.

Item #SB069: Bast

Bast, a national deity of ancient Egypt, was the cat headed goddess of the beneficial aspect of the Sun, opposing Sekhmet, who personified it`s destructive power. She was said to be the sister or daughter of Ra, and also his wife. She was a kind goddess, and protect men against evil spirits and contagious disease. She is depicted here in her full cat form. Made of cold cast resin & hand painted, this statue stands 8 1/2" high.

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Kernunnos Statue

Kernunnos, the Celtic Father of Animals with his companion Stag and Boar, is an archetype of mature masculine energy in balance with the natural world. Taken from the Gundestrup cauldron, this image shows the forest god in his typical yogic pose of meditative entrancement with nature. Around his neck Kernunnos wears the torc, commemorating his sacred marriage as husbandman to Mother Earth; with his right hand he bestows upon viewers a torc of initiation. Held under control in his intuitive left hand is the ram-headed serpent connoting male sexual power and vitality. This rich calm image is ideal for modern males seeking to rebalance away from dominator conditioning. Green bronze colored resin statue. 4"

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Seated Goddess Statue

The Lunar Goddess sits on her throne, which is graced with the phases of the moon. She is crowned with the horned crescent. In her lap she cradles a scrying bowl representing receptivity, intuition and the magical womb of transformation. On her right side a rabbit looks on, her emblem of life, fertility, and beginnings. On her left the crow cries out as her messenger, symbolic of the waning years of life and the ultimate passing from this life into the next. The back of her throne depicts the Goddess in her three aspects as Maid, Mother, and Crone. Wood finish, approximately 8"h x 3"w x 3"d.