Wooden Loki's Family Statue - Norse Mythology Sculpture

Loki, the god of mischief, is one of the most popular deities in Norse mythology. And now, you can bring him into your home with this stunning wooden statue!

Standing at an impressive 8 inches tall, this Loki statue is hand-carved from eco-friendly ash wood and finished with a natural varnish. He’s depicted in his iconic horned helmet, holding his trusty spear Gungnir. At his feet are his faithful companions – the wolf Fenrir, the serpent Jormungandr, and the loyal hound Sleipnir.

With such an impressive level of detail, this statue is sure to be a conversation starter – and stylish addition to any home décor. Whether you’re a Norse mythology enthusiast or simply appreciate fine craftsmanship, this Loki statue is a must-have!

Loki's Family Statue Characteristics

• Material: ecological ash tree
• Сoating: varnish
• Height 8.1 inch/20.5 cm
• Width 7 inch/17.8 cm
• Depth: 1.8 inch/4.5 cm

Shipping

We ship our products from Spain to the EU. To the USA and other countries, the goods are shipped from a warehouse located in the USA.

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

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Loкі, in Scandinavian mуthоІоgy, is a malevolent god, an insidious rogue of the Aesir, a lover of disguise. He started with jokes and pranks, but over time he became the true embodiment of evil and hastened Ragnarok, the death of the gods and the whole world. Loкі simply could not resist cheating and putting the gods in a difficult position. However, his ingenuity often rescued them from mortal danger.

Loкі is primarily a descendant of the Jotuns, as giants are called in northern mythology. His first wife was the giantess Angrbodа, who bore him three monstrous children: the snake Jormungапd, encircling the world with his body, the wolf Fеnrіr, whom Tyr bound with a chain so that he would not devour all living things; and НеІ, the half-living, half-dead goddess of the dead, to whose power part of Niflheim, the underworld of the dead, was given. Loki's children are strange in appearance and in fact monstrous, but they all have important roles in Scandinavian cosmology.

Sіgуп is a secondary goddess in Scandinavian mythology, the second wife of the god Loкі, faithful and devoted to him, the mother of their sons Nari and Narvi. By nature, these two Loкі and Sіgуп are complete opposites. However, they became for each other not just husband and wife, but the best partners, friends, and associates. They are best known for one difficult story. Once, while staying at a feast at the sea giant Aegir, where the gods gathered, Loкі insulted everyone present. The design of our products is a one-of-a-kind artwork created by my team and me.