Litha Summer Solstice Collection

Litha is the summer solstice — the longest day, when the sun reaches its peak and the world blazes with light and warmth. This collection brings together hand-carved ash wood statues of the solar deities and sacred figures who embody the full power of midsummer: radiance, abundance, and the triumph of light.

Sol and Sunna, the Norse goddesses of the sun, stand at the centre of this collection — each carved to capture the warmth and brilliance of the solstice sun. Freyr, Norse god of sunshine, fertility, and prosperity, brings the energy of the ripening earth. Baldr, the beloved god of light and purity, honours the sacred brightness of the season. The Oak King represents the solar king at the height of his reign before the turning of the year. And Áine, the Irish goddess of the sun and summer, brings the Celtic voice of midsummer to your altar. The Gods of Moon and Sun sculpture completes the collection with the eternal dance of light and dark.

Each statue is individually hand-carved in Ukraine from sustainable ash wood and finished with varnish. Perfect for a Litha altar, a midsummer ritual, or as a statement piece of sacred art.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What statues are in the Litha Summer Solstice Collection?

Our Litha collection features hand-carved ash wood statues honouring the gods of the sun and peak summer light — including Sol and Sunna the Norse sun goddesses, Freyr, Baldur, the Oak King, Aine the Irish sun goddess, and the Oak and Holly King duality. Each piece is individually carved in Ukraine with a varnish finish.

Which gods are celebrated at Litha and why?

Litha (summer solstice, around 21 June) honours the sun at its peak power. Sol and Sunna embody the Norse sun, Freyr and Baldur represent light and abundance, and the Oak King reigns at his height before yielding to the Holly King. Aine brings Irish solar blessings of fertility and joy at midsummer.

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

Place Sol or the Oak King at the centre of your Litha altar surrounded by golden and yellow candles, sunflowers, and herbs. Add Freyr for abundance, Baldur for light, or Aine for solar joy. The Oak and Holly King pair beautifully represents the turning of the year. These hand-carved ash wood pieces make powerful focal points for midsummer rituals and summer solstice celebrations.