Cernunnos wooden statue from oak
Cernunnos is a deity from Celtic mythology often associated with animals, forests, fertility, and wealth. He is frequently depicted with antlers, emphasizing his connection to stags and the natural world, and symbolizing regeneration and the cycle of life.
Cernunnos is known as the "Lord of the Wild Things" and is often shown seated in a peaceful, meditative pose, surrounded by animals or holding a torc, indicating his status and wealth. He embodies the untamed energy of nature and its cycles, guiding and protecting wildlife and the forests.
This god represents prosperity, ecological balance, and the untamed aspect of nature. Cernunnos's enigmatic and primaeval presence reflects the Celts' reverence for the earth and its creatures, making him a pivotal figure in Celtic spirituality and myth.
Dimensions
- Width: 3.7 inches
- Height: 8.4 inches
- Depth: 1.3 inches
DEAR BUYERS, PLEASE NOTE:
- Each statue is unique and will be slightly different from the one presented in the photo.
- This statue will be carved and shipped by the order in 14-20 days.
