Jormungand wooden figure altar candle holder

Keep the world around your arms with the statue of the mighty world serpent When deciding on what statue next add to your North Pantheon altar, consider a story and symbolism of the desired item. The true understanding will evoke a real mysterious spirit and empower you with unlimited energy of the deity. This gorgeously handcarved figure is made in the form of candle holder, and devoted to the Jormungand, known as famous giant sea dragon in Norse mythology. The statue is fully handmade from the eco-friendly material of Birch tree, famous for its benign properties and crushing resistance. The combination of thin and thick lines make the carving look voluminous as if a real serpent is wrapping the figure. According to the legend, the serpent has grown enormously that it was able to surround the earth and grasp it with own tail. From the old Germanic language name Jörmungandr means "huge monster", often it is also called a World Serpent. Jormungand is believed to be a child of Loki and A