God Cernunnos Statue 18cm

Description

This God Cernunnos statue can be used on your altar, sacred space or displayed anywhere in your home. Cernunnos is a Celtic God usually depicted with antlers, seated cross-legged and is associated with stags, horned serpents, dogs, bulls and rats. He is known as the Celtic father of the animals of the forest and represents the masculine energy of the forest, fertility and wealth.

Celtic mythology says the God Cernunnos brings blessings for:

• protection
• fertility
• animals and nature

Call on the God Cernunnos for:

• protection
• to strengthen your connection to animals
• to help aspects of your life blossom or bring abundance
• to aid your connection to nature and plants

In this Cernunnos statue he has antlers on his head symbolize strength, wisdom, and his regenerative power. He holds a ram-headed serpent in one hand symbolising sexual virility and abundance. His other hand holds a torc, a Celtic symbol of nobility and strength. Around his neck, he wears another torc to celebrate his sacred marriage to Mother Earth. His pose is a shamanic meditative pose.

This statue is ceramic and stands approximately 18cm tall.