Statue - Cernunnos

Statue - Cernunno

Depending on which lore you follow, Cernunnos is considered a celtic, or norse god but his diplictions are pretty similar on both accounts

Through the Pillar of the Boatmen, the name "Cernunno" has been used to identify the members of an iconographic cluster, consisting of depictions of an antlered god (often aged and with crossed legs) associated with torcs, ram-horned (or ram-headed) serpents, symbols of fertility, and wild beasts (especially deer).

Symbolism:

His antlers symbolize masculine power and virility

His torc and serpent symbolize strength and abundance

His association with coins symbolizes prosperity 

His association with the wild and animals symbolizes his role as ruler of nature

( please check our shop for other statues from

various religions, lore and mythology such as 

Cernunno, Lilith, Odin, Loki, Freya, Thor, Hecate, Persephone and a few others!)

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