Veronese Design - Celtic Antler Druid Wielding Staff Resin Statue Pagan Home Decor Sculpture - Bronze

The Druid, by fantasy artist Ruth Thompson, depicts the Celtic approach to natural magic. The Druid wears the Horns of Cernunnos on his head, a torc necklace around his neck, and holds holly & mistletoe in his hand. His black wolf and raven familiars accompany him on his journey. This wonderful cast polyresin statue features an antiqued metallic bronze finish and has hand-painted accents to bring out the incredible detail. The statue, which can also double as a bookend, measures 10.5 inches tall, 5 inches long, and 2.5 inches wide. The bottom of the statue is lined with a felt-like material to keep your furniture from being scratched.

Cernunnos, known to the Celts as `The Horned One,` is the stag-antlered God of the Forest, God of Prosperity, and God of the Underworld. He often carried a bag filled with coins and was purported to be a shape-shifter with the ability to turn himself into any animal. His antlers are regarded as symbols of virility and fertility. The Horned God is born at the winter solstice, marries the goddess at Beltane, and dies at the summer solstice, representing the growing season and bountiful harvests. This cold-cast resin bust statue of Cernunnos stands 8.5 inches tall, 5.5 inches wide, and 6.75 inches long. The beautiful bronze finish and hand-painted accents highlight the incredible detail in this piece, from the antlers to the textured fur. It looks great on mantels, bookshelves, desks, or anywhere in your home or office.

Arianrhod was the Celtic Goddess of fertility, rebirth, and the weaving of cosmic time and fate. Her name has been translated as "silver wheel", a symbol that represents the ever-turning wheel of the year. The wheel may also refer to the oar wheel upon which she carried the dead back to her heavenly northern land, the Corona Borealis. It was here, according to some Welsh traditions, the dead souls waited for the Goddess and her female attendants to decide their fate before being reincarnated. This beautiful cast resin statue depicts Arianrhod holding the oar wheel. The statue has a metallic bronze finish, with hand-painted accents to bring out the wonderful detail. The statue measures 9.5 inches tall, 6 inches long, and 4 inches wide.