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Thor statue, Mjollnir, norse gods,sculpture wooden scandinavian pantheon

Thor statue, Mjollnir, norse gods,sculpture wooden scandinavian pantheon

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Our statues are made from oak. By purchasing here, you can be sure that you are buying originals from the master, where the appearance of products corresponds to the provided photos. Stay away from cheap resin copies! For this specific product, the delivery times are longer than usual, we produce the product at the moment of purchase, and it is produced in the best and highest quality way you can find :) Therefore, the production of the product takes between 2-4 weeks for production, and 2 weeks for shipping

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  • Handmade

  • Materials: Ash, Ash wood

  • Width: 3.75 inches
    Height: 9 inches
    Depth: 1.75 inches

Handmade wooden statuette of Odin carved out of ash wood.


Dimensions: 9 inches (23 cmc tall).
Material: Ash wood.
Handmade.

DEAR BUYERS, PLEASE NOTE:

1. Each statue is unique, and will be slightly different from the one presented on the photo.

2. This statue will be carved and shipped by the order in 14-20 days.



Thor is the famous Norse god associated with thunder and lightning. His other claim to fame is that the weekday Thursday (Thor’s day) was named after him.

In Norse mythology, Thor is an Aesir god who personifies strength and fertility. Generally depicted with red hair and a red beard, he was prominent throughout the history of the Germanic tribes. His popularity reached a peak during the Viking Age (from around the 790s to 1066).

Thor’s father is Odin, the half-giant and ruler of the Aesir gods, and his mother is Jord (known as Fjörgen in old Norse), the earth goddess who is entirely of giant ancestry. Thor was married to Sif, a golden-haired goddess with whom he fathered a daughter, Thrúd. He had one son, Magni, with his lover, the giant Járnsaxa, and another called Modi. His children were all associated with strength and braveness, embodying their father’s features.



Thor carried a hammer called Mjölnir (lightning), which was built by the dwarves and could crush mountains. He also possessed iron gloves and a magical belt named Megingjörd with which he killed his enemies. These “weapons” travelled with him in a cart or chariot drawn by two massive goats.

Thor’s greatest enemies were the giants from Jotunheim, one of the Nine Worlds, as well as the massive serpent Jörmungand, the symbol of evil. The Eddas, a body of ancient Icelandic literature which form the basis for what we know of Norse mythology, depicts two battles between Thor and Jörmungand. In one, Thor almost pulls the serpent from the ocean he lives in, but was stopped by the giant Hymir, who was afraid it would bring about the end of the world. Myth has it that the two enemies will indeed kill each other when this time, called Ragnarök, arrives...

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