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Vidar Norse God Wooden Statue – Silent Aesir, Asatru Altar Sculpture
Vidar Norse God Wooden Statue – Silent Aesir, Asatru Altar Sculpture
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This hand-carved Vidar statue captures the Silent God of Norse mythology in ecological ash wood — carved by hand in our family workshop with a protective varnish finish. Vidar stands as one of the most powerful yet understated figures of the Aesir: a god of inexhaustible strength, virgin forests, and the renewal of the world after Ragnarök. A commanding piece for any Norse or Asatru altar, or a collector's shelf dedicated to Viking heritage.
Vidar is the son of Odin and the giantess Gríðr, famed for his silence and his role as avenger — destined to slay the great wolf Fenrir after it swallows Odin at Ragnarök, and to rule in the reborn world that follows. His name is believed to mean "one whose domain is vast," and his hall Láðvir (Landvidi) stands in a primeval forest of green branches and fresh flowers. Explore the full Norse god statue collection for companion pieces from the Northern pantheon.
Details
Material: Ecological ash wood
Finish: Varnish
Dimensions: 8.0" H × 4.7" W × 1.8" D (20.5 × 12.0 × 4.8 cm)
Care: Wipe with a dry cloth
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Frequently Asked Questions
What size and material is the Vidar wooden statue?
The Vidar statue is hand-carved from ecological ash wood with a protective varnish finish. It measures 8.0" H × 4.7" W × 1.8" D (20.5 × 12.0 × 4.8 cm). Each piece is individually carved, so natural variations in wood grain and tone make every statue unique.
Who is Vidar in Norse mythology and what does he symbolise?
Vidar is the Silent God of the Aesir — son of Odin and the giantess Gríðr, and one of the strongest gods in the Norse pantheon. His silence is not weakness but power: he is the god of primeval forests, inexhaustible natural forces, and the inevitable return of order after chaos. At Ragnarök, he is destined to avenge Odin by slaying the great wolf Fenrir, and is one of the few gods prophesied to survive and rule in the reborn world. His name is believed to mean "one whose domain is vast."
How can I use the Vidar statue on a Norse pagan or Asatru altar?
The Vidar statue is a powerful focal point for Norse pagan or Asatru altars, particularly for practitioners working with themes of strength, silence, patience, and survival. Place him alongside runes, forest offerings (wood, stone, evergreen), or a weapon symbol to honour his domain. He is especially meaningful for Ragnarök-focused ritual work or for those who see him as a patron of quiet endurance and the renewal that follows destruction.
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