Tyr God Viking Wood Carved Statue
Tyr God Viking Wood Carved Statue
Tyr God Viking Wood Carved Statue
Tyr God Viking Wood Carved Statue
Tyr God Viking Wood Carved Statue
Tyr God Viking Wood Carved Statue
Tyr God Viking Wood Carved Statue
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Tyr God Viking Wood Carved Statue

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Tyr: The God of War and Justice in Norse Mythology

A man at war with himself places a deficit upon his focus. He is impatient, emotional, easily surprised. A man at one with himself has a clearer mind, sharper instincts. That man is ready to win. – Tyr to Kratos

Tyr is one of the most recognized deities in ancient mythology. He is known as the Viking God, but he has many other roles: the God of Justice and the God of Law. He plays a significant part in Norse mythology, symbolizing values and fairness.

Tyr (the god of bravery) is the son of Odin and Saga, but this question about his mother remains open. He is part of the pantheon of the Aesir, the Scandinavian gods. One of Tyr's most famous aspects is his missing arm. In the myths, Tyr sacrificed one of his arms to bind the great wolf Fenrir.

Tyr and His Role in Viking Mythology

As a Pagan God, his history is connected with the beliefs and norms of the society of the ancient North. Some of his myths and legends focus on how he works hard to maintain law and order and his selflessness in working for the common good. This makes the Tyr statue a work of mythological art, showing what the God of War represents.

Tyr Statue into Modern Nordic Decor

The most engaging way of paying tribute to Tyr is through his deity statue. The carving of the wood and the handmade improvisation of the Tyr figurine describe the craft and the religious passion of its makers.

Tyr’s portrayal is still used for Nordic ornaments and beliefs today. Whether a carved statue is placed on an individual’s altar or in a house for aesthetic purposes, the connection to the Norse gods, particularly Tyr, gives the object a connection with paganism.

Description  

The size of the handmade wooden statue is as follows:

      height: 9" / 23 cm;

      width: 3.5" / 9.5 cm;

      depth: 1.57" / 4cm.

Craftsmanship and Material

This altar sculpture is handcrafted from natural oak wood. The wooden statue is made with an environmentally friendly coating of oil and beeswax, which protects the wood carving and gives it a smooth, pleasant texture and a beautiful finish.

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Care Instructions for Spiritual Decor

To maintain the Tyr statue's pristine condition, follow these care guidelines:

      The figurine is intended for indoor use only.

      Avoid exposing the ritual statue to moisture; do not wet the product.

      To clean, use a dry cloth, brush, or a slightly damp cloth for gentle wiping.