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Ostara
Ostara is a Pagan Goddess recognized as a Wiccan Goddess of spring, fertility, and nature. Another ancient tradition associated with this holiday was the Goddess Ostara (or Eostre) — the goddess of renewal and rebirth. She is related to the spring equinox, and different Pagan Goddesses and Wiccans celebrate her name as the ‘Pagan holiday.’
Wiccan and Pagan Theologies Role
Ostara is significant in the Wiccan religion and other Paganism practices, such as Druid. She represents rebirth, the vernal equinox, and fecundity. Some Wiccans and Pagans make sculptures to put on their altar solely to worship and show appreciation for this nature Goddess. It is said that a ritual statue of Ostara can be employed in ceremonies or any rituals which aim to reach out for fertility and perfect harmony.
Mythological Art and Handcrafting
Among the wooden statues, Ostara’s are highly valued. Wood carving is one of the oldest art forms that enables experts to sculpt elaborate altar sculptures. An open carved statue of Ostara can be considered a spiritual decor and one of the key attributes of rituals and nature cults. It is significant to stress that the articles under discussion represent mythological peculiarities through handmade individual figurines. In several respects, a carved wooden figure embodies the deity statue and a piece of art that reflects religious and evacuated values.
Wooden Statues in modern times
Nowadays, the Ostara statue is still a symbol that emphasizes the Wiccan or pagan ceremony. Its use supports the continuation of the connection to the old culture and the admiration of the forces of nature. The Ostara figurine can be employed in different kinds of witchcraft and spells connected with spirituality. It represents the vernal equinox and, as such, attests to the emblem of those who are aware of the forces and cycles of nature and overall adore nature. Therefore, the Ostara figure embodies prehistoric myth, wood carving as a kind of art, and present New Age spiritual movement, remaining a significant part of people’s purposive practice in pagan and Wiccan communities.
The size of the handmade wooden statue is as follows:
● height: 9" / 23 cm;
● width: 3.5" / 9.5 cm;
● depth: 1.57"/4cm.
Made of oak, coated with oil and beeswax, it maintains Scandinavian traditions and looks chic!
Quick Care Guide
Need help with how to care for the Ostara figurine? Here are the instructions:
- The doll is intended for home use, so do not give it to children under the age of five;
- Keep the product dry;
- Wipe with a dry cloth or brush.