Taranis Celtic God Of Thunder Statue

Harness the power of the storm with the Taranis Celtic God Of Thunder Statue in your collection. This mighty god comes straight from the timeless tales of Celtic mythology to your abode.

Thunder and Lightning Made Manifest

Made from polystone, every detail on this Celtic thunder god statue has been painted with a bronze finish. The design depicts Taranis, mighty god of thunder and lightning from Gallic myth, standing near his sacred symbols. True to his ancient depictions from Celtic Gaul, his wild hair is crowned with a circlet and he stands bare-chested to show off his strength.

In one hand, he holds a jagged lightning bolt. The other hand rests on a detailed wheel, complete with spokes and a wooden finish. He wears a cloth tied around his waist with a rope. Below the wheel is a rocky base. The round base is decorated with knotwork and reads “TARANIS” in the front. This base allows you to place this Celtic statue on most flat surfaces.

A Mighty Guardian for Your Decor

Add this Celtic god statue to your collection and watch as he brings strength, courage, and ferocity. Every detail, from the muscles to the lightning bolts, exudes the ancient lore of Celtic mythology and the strength of the Gauls. Thanks to its smaller size, it’s easy to place this Taranis statue on most surfaces like desks, shelves, and mantels. Impress your guests and friends by gifting them such a prominent Celtic statue like this one. This Gaul god of thunder figurine is a great gift for lovers of Celtic mythology and ancient magic alike.

Key Features:

• Highly Detailed Craftsmanship: Hand painted with attention to detail.
• God of Thunder Design: Inspired by Taranis, Gallic god of lightning and war.
• Ancient Celtic Lore: Hails from the mists of Celtic mythology.
• A Must-Have Collectible: Great for your decor.
• Thunder and Lightning Combined: An excellent and thoughtful gift idea.

Materials:

• Made from polystone

Measurements:

• Length: 1.6 Inches
• Width: 1.5 Inches
• Height: 3.6 Inches

Measurements are approximate.