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This hand-carved Freya and Cats statue is cut from solid ash wood and finished with a protective varnish — a beautifully composed piece for any Asatru altar, Norse pagan sacred space, or Wiccan shelf. Standing 8 inches tall, it depicts Freya accompanied by her sacred cats, capturing the goddess in her most intimate and powerful aspect: sovereign of love, magic, and the wild feminine.
Freya (Old Norse Fréyja, “Mistress”) is the most beloved goddess in the Norse pantheon — ruler of Fólkvangr, mistress of seidr magic, and the deity who receives half of all warriors slain in battle. She is the goddess of love, beauty, fertility, gold, and war — a figure of immense complexity who weeps tears of red gold and travels the worlds in a cloak of falcon feathers. Her chariot is drawn by two great cats, Begón and Tröj, cementing the feline as her sacred animal and symbol of feminine independence and magic. Freya is one of the most actively venerated deities in modern Asatru and Norse paganism, and her energy is especially potent at Beltane — the sabbat of love, fertility, and the full flowering of life. Read the full guide to Freya in Norse mythology and altar practice, or browse our Freya statue collection for companion pieces. This statue also makes a powerful centrepiece for a Beltane altar.
Details
Material: hand-carved ash wood
Finish: varnish
Height: 8 in / 20.5 cm
Width: 4.9 in / 12.5 cm
Depth: 1.5 in / 3.9 cm
Care: wipe clean with a dry cloth — do not submerge in water
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Frequently Asked Questions
What material and size is the Freya and Cats statue?
The Freya and Cats statue is hand-carved from solid ash wood and finished with a protective varnish coating. It stands 8 inches (20.5 cm) tall, 4.9 inches (12.5 cm) wide, and 1.5 inches (3.9 cm) deep — a beautifully proportioned piece for Asatru altars, Norse pagan shelves, or Wiccan sacred spaces.
Who is Freya in Norse mythology and what do her cats represent?
Freya (Old Norse Freyja, "Mistress") is the most beloved goddess in the Norse pantheon — ruler of Fólkvangr, mistress of seidr magic, and the deity who receives half of all warriors slain in battle. She is the goddess of love, beauty, fertility, gold, and war. Her chariot is drawn by two great cats, cementing the feline as her sacred animal and a symbol of feminine independence, magic, and sovereignty. Freya weeps tears of red gold and travels the worlds in a cloak of falcon feathers — a goddess of immense power and tenderness in equal measure.
Is the Freya and Cats statue suitable for a Beltane altar?
Yes — Freya is one of the most fitting Norse deities for Beltane. As the goddess of love, fertility, and the full flowering of life, her energy aligns perfectly with Beltane's themes of union, abundance, and the peak of spring's vitality. Placing this statue on a Beltane altar honours the sacred feminine in its most radiant expression and makes a powerful focal point for seasonal ritual work, love magic, or fertility blessings. It also works beautifully year-round on any Asatru or Norse pagan altar dedicated to Freya.
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