Mabon Autumn Equinox Collection

Welcome the autumn equinox with our hand-carved ash wood statues honouring the gods of the second harvest, balance, and the darkening year — perfect for Mabon altars and seasonal rituals.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What statues are in the Mabon Autumn Equinox Collection?

Our Mabon collection features hand-carved ash wood statues honouring the gods of the second harvest and the balance of light and dark — including the Oak King and Holly King, Demeter, Gaia, Artio the Celtic bear goddess, the Morrigan, and the Raven. Each piece is individually carved in Ukraine with a varnish finish.

Which gods and goddesses are celebrated at Mabon?

Mabon (autumn equinox, around 21 September) honours the balance of day and night and the second harvest. The Oak King yields to the Holly King at this turning point. Demeter and Gaia represent the earth's abundance, Artio embodies the wild harvest, and the Morrigan and Raven signal the approaching dark half of the year.

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

Place the Oak and Holly King together at the centre of your Mabon altar to honour the equinox turning point. Add Demeter or Gaia for harvest gratitude, Artio for wild abundance, or the Morrigan and Raven to welcome the darkening year. Surround with autumn leaves, acorns, apples, and orange candles. These hand-carved ash wood pieces make powerful focal points for autumn equinox rituals and second harvest celebrations.