Beltane Collection

Beltane is the great fire festival of May — a celebration of desire, abundance, and the full flowering of life. This collection gathers hand-carved ash wood statues of the goddesses who embody Beltane's sacred energy: love, beauty, sovereignty, and the fertile power of the sacred feminine.

At the heart of this collection is Freya, the Norse goddess of love, magic, and war — represented here in statues, wall plaques, and a candle holder, each individually carved to honour her many faces. Alongside her stands Astarte, the ancient Semitic goddess of love and the evening star, and Inanna, the Sumerian queen of heaven whose descent and return mirrors the seasonal cycle of Beltane itself. Together they form a powerful altar for honouring the sacred feminine at the height of spring's power.

Each piece is hand-carved in Ukraine from sustainable ash wood and finished with varnish. No two are identical — every statue carries the mark of the hand that made it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What statues are in the Beltane Collection?

Our Beltane collection features hand-carved ash wood statues honouring the gods of fire, fertility, and love — including Freya the Norse goddess of love, and Aine the Irish sun goddess. Each piece is individually carved in Ukraine with a varnish finish.

Which gods and goddesses are celebrated at Beltane?

Beltane (1 May) honours the union of the Horned God and the Goddess, celebrating fertility, fire, and the height of spring. Freya brings love and abundance, and Aine represents the sun's warmth and the land's fertility — all central to Beltane traditions.

How do I set up a Beltane altar with these statues?

Place a goddess statue together at the centre of your Beltane altar to honour the sacred union of God and Goddess. Surround them with flowers, ribbons, and red and white candles. Add Freya for love magic or Aine for solar blessings. These hand-carved ash wood pieces make powerful focal points for May Day rituals and fire festival celebrations.