Odin Statue

The Norse pantheon is rich with intriguing gods, each of whom plays an important role. None, though, can boast such importance as the god depicted in this Norse God – Odin Statue, as Odin is the ruler of both the Aesir and the Vanir pantheons. Odin is known by many names and titles, and is credited with countless acts, including such impressive feats as plucking out his own eye or hanging himself from a tree-branch while pierced with his own spear, all to advance his own knowledge and power. Usually, Odin was said to appear as an old man with one eye, but here, he appears as a warrior-god, ready for battle. Dressed in fine scale, Odin wields his legendary spear, Gungnir, and is accompanied by his four animal companions, including the ravens Hugin and Munin, as well as his wolves, Freki and Geri. Standing as he does in full arms, Odin cuts an impressive silhouette, and makes for an impressive image befitting this lord of the Norse gods. The statue is crafted from cold cast bronze, whic