Greenman Wall Shelf $40.00US This beautiful Greenman wall bracket appears as though it were sculpted of copper and aged to a green hue, with only hints of the metallic coloring appearing upon the Greenman's aged visage. AZ

Tyr Statue $100.00US Recreating a scene of legend and bravery within Norse, this sculpture depicts the epic legend of the brave Norse god Tyr aiding in the shackling of the legendary Fenrir.
Fenrir, the child of Loki, was said to be a great wolf of fierce anger and cunning. He was foretold to be the one who would kill the god Odin during the events of Ragnarok, and otherwise sew great trouble and turmoil throughout the world. For this reason, the Gods bound him in shackles but try as they might the beast broke every chain they put upon him. The dwarves finally came then and created an unbreakable magic ribbon called Gleipnir, which could not be broken but Fenrir could not be tricked into being bound.
At last the brave god of single combat, glory and victory stepped forward and stilled Fenrir, with his hand placed within the wolf`s mouth. So lulled, the wolf was bound with the Gleipnir, and the Gods rejoiced, but in a fit of anger Fenrir bit off Tyr`s hand, and forever after he was known as the one-handed god.
This statue beautifully portrays this scene straight out of Norse mythology. Sculpted of cold-cast resin, the whole is created in amazing detail, with the stern lines of Tyr`s face accented by the hammer marks on his helm displaying an equal brilliance as the shaggy coat of the fierce Fenrir. Further, the whole possesses a metallic sheen that gives the impression that the whole statue has been cast in bronze. The whole scene is approximately 11" wide and 10" tall, you can easily use it to accent a bookshelf, desk, or your altar to find inspiration in the bravery of Tyr. AZ

Heimdall Statue $65.00US Possessing keen eyes, keen ears, and the gift of foresight, Heimdall is the Norse God who was charged with guarding the rainbow bridge, Bifrost, which offers the only passage from Midgard into the realm of Asgard. There, Heimdall also kept watch for the coming of Ragnarok, or the end of the world, upon which he would blow his great horn Gjallarhorn, whose note would alert the Gods to the end of times, where he and Loki were fated to slay each other. Here Heimdall is shown with the great horn Gjallarhorn raised to his lips, blowing the note that will announce the coming of Ragnarok. Armored as a Viking warrior and standing upon the Bifrost, the rainbow bridge, which also coils around him, he is shown hefting a great axe, and standing ready to protect the bridge from the world of men to the world of the gods with all of the ferocity for which the Norse gods are known. Standing 10" tall and 6" wide, the statue of Heimdall has been sculpted of cold cast resin and hand painted so as to lend the impression that it has been sculpted of copper or bronze. Place it on your altar or within your home to seek the wisdom of Heimdall or his vigilance. AZ

Loki Statue $80.00US Widely considered the Norse God of Discord, Loki is a mixed blessing upon the Gods of the Norse Pantheon. Though on occasion he did aid them in their struggles and efforts, on most occasions he was known to have delighted in causing discord and havoc among the Gods. Indeed, known as a shape shifted and a trickster, it was he who fathered the goddess Hel, who ruled over a portion of the dead, as well as the world serpent Jormungandr, who was grew so large as to encircle the world and Fenrir, the wolf who was foretold to kill the god Odin during Ragnarok. Loki himself responsible for engineering the death of the god Balder, for which he was finally cast out from the gods and bound in the entrails of his son, where a serpent was poised above him to drip his painful venom upon him. His wife, offering mercy, collects the poison in a bowl, staying at his side until she needs to empty the bowl. During this time the poison strikes Loki, and in his agonized writhing the very world shakes. For this, Loki is foretold to join the forces of the jotnar against the Gods, and fight them during Ragnarok where he is fated to slay and be slain by the god Heimdallr. In this statue, Loki is portrayed as the ominous herald of calamity and strife. Girded for battle and carrying a great axe. With cold mischief vividly portrayed in fantastic detail in the expression of his face and eyes, he pulls aside the edge of his great, furred cloak to reveal Fenrir and Jormungandr, unleashed upon the world and the gods to cause havoc and ruin. Made of cold cast resin, this fantastic sculpture stands 10 1/2" high and 6" wide. Possessing an impressive weight, it is brilliantly painted so as to make the whole sculpture seem to be crafted of fine bronze, making it the perfect ornament for any altar, desk, bookshelf or any other such place where you would want to display this famed figure of the Norse pantheon. AZ

Raven Statue $30.00US Appearing throughout the myths and legends of many cultures throughout history as well as many more modern stories, the Raven is often held to be sacred. Within Native American lore, the Raven is considered to be a great mystery, a source and guardian of ceremonial magic and healing circles. In Japan and India, Amatrasu and Brahma are said to take the form of the Raven, while in traditional Hebrew culture the Raven is said to represent destruction, and deceit while also being protectors of the Prophets. Throughout Europe, they are also recognized as symbols of wisdom and prophecy. This statue perfectly depicts this sacred bird. Sculpted of cold cast resin, it vividly details every feature of the bird, sitting perched upon a stone, from its dark plumage to the marks upon its beak and claws. The entire statue measures 6 1/2" high and approximately 4 1/2" wide at its widest point, making it well suited for fitting upon your altar or watching over your home. AZ