🔨 Svarog Figurine – Slavic God of Creation, Craftsmanship & Cosmic Order
This powerful wooden sculpture of Svarog, the ancient Slavic god of sky, fire, and blacksmithing, is carved from ecological ash wood and finished with a protective varnish. Depicted with a hammer in hand — the divine tool of creation — this statue embodies strength, artistry, and mythological depth.
Perfect for altars, shelves, or as a meaningful gift, Svarog brings the energy of transformation, protection, and divine craftsmanship into your space.
📐 Product Specifications:
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Attribute
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Details
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Material
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Ecological ash wood 🌳
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Coating
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Varnish
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Height
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8 in / 20.5 cm
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Width
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3.8 in / 9.9 cm
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Depth
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1.7 in / 4.5 cm
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Weight
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Approx. 300 g
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✨ Highlights:
- ✔️ Traditional Slavic Design – Detailed carving with symbolic hammer and steady pose
- ✔️ Cultural Significance – Represents fire, creation, and divine protection
- ✔️ Natural Finish – Organic wood tones enhance its sacred presence
- ✔️ Versatile Decor – Ideal for pagan altars, mythology collections, or spiritual interiors
- ✔️ Gift-Ready – A meaningful present for lovers of Slavic heritage and folklore
📖 Who Is Svarog in Slavic Mythology?
Svarog is one of the most revered deities in the Slavic pantheon — a creator god, celestial blacksmith, and guardian of cosmic order. He forged the sun, shaped the earth, and taught humanity the sacred art of metalworking. His hammer symbolizes both destruction and creation, and his fire represents transformation and divine will.
Often seen as the father of gods like Dazhbog, Svarog rules over Svarga, the heavenly realm. He is credited with establishing laws, including the sanctity of marriage and the foundations of civilization.
🔥 Symbolism & Legacy
- 🔨 Craftsmanship & Creation – Patron of blacksmiths and artisans
- 🌞 Sun & Fire – Creator of celestial bodies and cosmic energy
- ⚖️ Law & Order – Giver of divine laws and protector of humanity
- 🛡️ Strength & Protection – Embodiment of resilience and sacred power
Svarog’s legacy lives on in Slavic folklore, art, and modern neopagan practices — a timeless symbol of skill, wisdom, and divine authority.
