Discover Our Wooden Statues of Slavic Gods and Goddesses
Among the vast pantheon of ancient deities, Slavic gods and goddesses stand out with their deep connection to nature, ancestral traditions, and cycles of life and death. These figures, once worshipped across Eastern Europe, carry symbols of harvest, protection, fate, and rebirth — resonating today with modern pagans, spiritual seekers, and collectors of mythological art.
Whether you're drawn to Veles, the Slavic god of the underworld and livestock, Rod, the primordial creator god, or Morana, the chilling goddess of winter and death, each of these deities holds a unique place in Slavic mythology. These wooden statuettes are more than just decor — they serve as focal points in rituals, representations on personal altars, and meaningful gifts that honor old traditions.
The Sacred Presence of Slavic Deities in Your Space
In spiritual practice, figures of Slavic gods are used to symbolize personal archetypes or seasonal cycles. A statue of Morana may mark the end of a chapter, while a figure of Rod can stand as a reminder of one's roots and lineage. Slavic goddesses, in particular, often embody transitions — from fertility to decay, from life to afterlife — mirroring the rhythms of nature.
Our collection is made for those who seek authenticity. Each wooden figurine is based on historical depictions and research into the myths and symbols associated with the Slavic pantheon. No modern reinterpretation, no fantasy elements — just clean lines, sacred geometry, and timeless imagery.
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Veles: guardian of cattle, magic, and the dead
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Morana: goddess of winter, decay, and rebirth
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Rod: the primordial creator and father of fate
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Lada: goddess of beauty and harmony
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Perun: god of thunder and sky
Why Our Slavic Figurines Stand Out
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Crafted from solid oak with ritual-friendly proportions
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Ideal for altars, seasonal rites, or symbolic gifts
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Patinated and varnished to highlight carved details
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Rooted in real Slavic mythology, not fantasy interpretations
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Designed for pagans, heathens, and modern witchcraft practitioners
Every statue is a quiet reminder of the sacred — a bridge between ancient earth-centered wisdom and contemporary spiritual paths.
Looking for something meaningful?
Browse our full collection of Slavic god and goddess statues and find the one that reflects your journey. Whether you're building an altar or curating a spiritual space, these figurines invite a deeper connection with the old gods of Eastern Europe.