Thrud Valkyrie Statue - Celtic Wood Carving

Looking for a goddess statue that is both eco-friendly and stylish? Look no further than Thrud, the Valkyrie! This beautiful wood carving is made from an ash tree and is perfect for any Norse pagan decor. The varnish coating protects the wood and gives it a beautiful shine.

Valkyrie Statue Characteristics

• Material: ecological ash tree
• Coating: varnish
• Height 8 inch/20.5 cm
• Width 3.8 inch/9.5 cm
• Depth: 1.7 inch/4.5 cm

Shipping

We ship our products from Spain to the EU. The USA and other countries, the goods are shipped from the USA(USPS) or Ukraine (DHL)

Returns & exchanges

We gladly accept returns and exchanges

About the Brand

We have a rich and fascinating story behind our brand. If you have a couple minutes to read and watch how we work, please see About Art Carving page.

Features

Color shades and textures may differ slightly from actual products. It depends on your monitor or phone settings. The statues are very easy to clean. Wipe clean with a dry towel or tissue.

We tried to do it for you with great pleasure and put effort into this wooden cat sculpture from the ash tree for your complete delight.

The design of our wooden products is a one-of-a-kind artwork created by my team and me.

She is the daughter of the harvest Siff and the god of thunder Thor. Her name means "Strength". The daughter of one of the most beautiful goddesses and one of the most powerful gods, she must be both very beautiful and very strong.

She is one of the virgin goddesses, which means nothing else, that she does not belong to any man and mainly appears in the aspect of a "young woman", in her case as the daughter of Sіff.

She represents work in the field after sowing and labor in organizing agriculture.

Before her arrival, mankind simply picked berries and nuts to survive, ignorant of the art of sowing fields, planting crops, or the peculiarities of modern agriculture.

As humanity continued to develop, Sіff taught Тhrud the peculiarities of picking nuts and berries, and from her grandmother Jord, she learned the paths of the soil.

She is often seen as a tall, strong woman whose hair is pulled back, but still not in disarray. Her clothes are usually tattered and dirty; as a worker, she is too busy to pay attention to her condition.

Because of her strength, she is like a giantess. Rocks and stones that are sacred to her are those that have been turned up by the plow.