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Fabulous Dryad Designs Home Decor

These beautiful statues and plaques are created by artist Paul Borda. The detail is amazing!

Please allow 10-14 days for delivery

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 New Dryad Designs Cimaruta Pentacle By Paul Borda

7" x 7" x 1 3/4"

The symbolism of the Cimaruta, which means "sprig of rue", can be traced back to the pre-Roman Etruscan period. Originally a charm to protect against enchantments, over time it has become a symbol of the old religion in Italy. The enlarement of a single vervain blossom is associated with the fairy race. The rooster dispels darkness and heralds the dawn. The knife, Diana's dart, represents enlightenment as a ray of moonlight. The serpent represents the goddess Prosperpina, the moon Diana herself and the key is symbolic of Hecate. The Cimatura Pentacle comes in a wood finish and in a stone finish.

These are some of the newest pieces from Paul Borda of Dryad Design. Carefully crafted and beautifully rendered, these pieces will be sure to enliven any place they reside.

Dryad Desings Cimaruta Pentacle

in wood or stone finish
 

$30

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New Dryad Designs Aradia Statue By Paul Borda

Aradia-"Queen of the Witches," is believed to have been a real high-born woman who taught witchcraft to oppressed people in Italy, despite persecution. Legend tells us she was the daughter of the Goddess Diana, sent to care for her worshippers. Here Aradia calls on Diana to bless and inspire her teachings as she stands at the crossroads by the pillar of Hecate. Cimaruta symbols surround and support her. The inscription reads, "Listen to my teaching in the voice of the wind." Aradia comes in a wood finish and in a stone finish.

These are some of the newest pieces from Paul Borda of Dryad Design. Carefully crafted and beautifully rendered, these pieces will be sure to enliven any place they reside.
Dryad Designs Aradia Statue By Paul Borda

in wood or stone finish

14" x 8' x 3 1/2"

$95

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New Dryad Designs Butterfly Pentacle Plaque By Paul Borda

 

7 1/8"x 7 1/2" x 7/8'

Available in wood or stone finish

$30

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Dryad Designs Garden Sculptures

Made of fiberglass

Venus $250

Moon Goddess $550

Shipping in late April, preorder to ensure availability

White finish only, stunning! Each approx 2 feet tall

 

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 Dryad Designs Baba Yaga Statue

by Paul Borda

original carved from mahogany

A figure from Russian folklore, Baba Yaga embodies the Wild Woman.  If encountered, this scary crazy old lady will either eat you, put you to work or give you advice.  If she gives you advice, the outcome will be better than you could imagine.  If she puts you to work, the work will be hard but you will do better than you ever dreamed possible.  If she eats you, well, better luck in the next life!  In story and song, she is a Russian witch, best known for her dealings with Vasalisa.  Around the mortar are images from one of these tales.  She rides her mortar, using her pestle as a rudder and sweeps away her tracks with a broom as she travels the night sky.

Available Finishes: Stone and Wood
Size: 7 1/2" x 8"  x  3 1/2"

$75.99

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Dryad Designs Ishtar Queen of Heaven Statue

By Paul Borda

original carved from mahogany

With her arms raised in blessing and surrounded by a nimbus of stars this goddess was seen as the embodiment of the Eastern Star - Venus. She is based heavily on the mythology of Ishtar, worshipped as early as 4000 BCE in the area of present day Iraq. The filigree is a working star chart as on an astrolabe- an ancient devise used to navigate and tell time. The points are referred to as flames and each indicates the position and name of a star. The zodiac ring, also positioned correctly, is known as the ecliptic. The text on this piece was inspired by the Hymns of Inanna and intended to invoke the divine feminine healing power of the Universe.

Available Finishes: Stone and Wood
Size: 18 5/8" x 11 1/4" x 2 1/4"

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$125.99

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Fabulous  Dryad Designs Drawing Down the Moon Plaque

by Paul Borda

The image is based on the Rite of Drawing Down the Moon in which divinity of the woman is acknowledged, invoked, and honored. In Wiccan circles, the Goddess energy flows through the Priestess as she embodies the Goddess within. The overall shape of the Viscia Pisces here represents the Yoni. A popular Goddess chant encircles the outside: "Isis, Astarte, Diana, Hecate, Demeter, Kali, Inanna." A line from the Five Fold Kiss- "Blessed be thy womb without it we would not be," serves to purify and align the body in preparation to open to the Goddess energy. This rite expresses the purpose of our physical form to worship and commune with the divine.

Available Finishes- Stone and Wood size 10 3/4" x 6 1/4" x 2 3/4"

 

$69.99

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Dryad Designs Chalice and Blade Plaque By Paul Borda

The Chalice & Blade represents the conjunction of divine male and female energies also known as the Great Rite. This image may also be familiar as Excalibur and the Holy Grail. The pentacle placed on the chalice symbolizes the active nature of the feminine energy, and the crescent on the blade or Athame represents the masculine energy as passive on the internal planes. The phrase "Blessed Be" seals this sacred image. The ribbon spirals down the piece to symbolize the energy generated during this rite, creating a vortex of rebirth. May this energy bless your home with the harmoniously balanced energy of active and passive, masculine and feminine, yin and yang.

Available in wood or stone finish resin. 12 1/2" tall.

$35.99

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Dryad Designs Crescent Raven Pentacle  Plaque By Paul Borda

5 1/2" X 5 1/8" X 3/4"

The raven, indicted by the point in his tail, symbolizes power, fate and transformation. The crescent represents flow and change, the moon waxing and waning in the night sky. With points up, it is known as the Horned Moon and is seen as the balance of masculine and feminine energy. The dynamic asymmetry of the Celtic swirl patterning, predates Christianity on the British Isles and was purely Pagan in the origin. The pentacle grounds all that energy in the element of the earth so that you can build and focus what you wish to with this energy

Available in wood or stone finish resin

$22.99

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148 Dryad Designs Leaf Man Switchplate

by Paul Borda

Original carved in Butternut in the USA

by Paul Borda This laughing leafman light switch will bring his jovial mischieviousness into your home.   The leafman face decorates many ancient buildings.  As “gargoyles” they often spouted water out of their open mouths.  In modern times instead of water this Green Man lights up your life.  Well, at least your room.  Be careful though, if you flip the switch too quickly he might give you raspberry!   Enjoy!

Available Finishes: Stone and Wood
Size: 10" x 7" x 4"
$18.99

 

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149 Dryad Designs Cernunnos Switchplate

by Paul Borda

Original carved in Mahogany in the USA

Cernunnos, also known by many name such as Herne, Forest Lord, Horned Man or the Stag of Seven Tines, is a Celtic God of Abundance, Prosperity and of course – Fertility.  This God carries his sacred objects and his sense of humor for all to enjoy.  Turn on the God and light up your life!  This is a God who knows how to have a good time.

Available Finishes: Stone and Wood

$18.99 Too funny!

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150 Dryad Designs Double Switchplate

by Paul Borda

Original carved in Mahogany in the USA

The Old Pagan Seasonal Gods were also sexual Gods, bringing abundance and fertility to Mother Earth.  The Green Man ruled during the Summer or Light of the Year and the Horned Man during the Winter or dark of the year.  Like two brothers, they dance the magic of life entwined in joy.  So turn up the Gods and let them bring light, abundance, enjoyment and a few giggles into your home to brighten up your day! 

Available Finishes: Stone and Wood $26.99

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#151 Dryad Designs The Guardian by Paul Borda

original carved from mahogany

The Guardian was inspired by a wood print of an Etruscan guardian spirit in Raven Grimassi’s book “Italian Witchcraft.” It is believed that these house deities called Lasa or Lare, served as the precursor of the “Watchers” or “Watchtowers” of the four elements. Carved over doors or beds, in Etruscan times, these figures acted as protectors and messengers of the Gods. It is believed that artists used these images as reference for our concept of angels. Those with eyes in the wings were of the highest level, much like archangels. This Guardian represents all four elements and carries aspects of both male and female. On its sword is written “Defensor” in Theban script.  Its wings spread to encompass the dwelling in which it is hung. This watchful being embodies the security and comfort of divine blessing.   May the Guardian bring safety and security to your home and family.

Available Finishes: Stone and Wood
Size: 5 5/8" x 10 3/8" x 2"
$52.99

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Dryad Designs-Fabulous  Lilith Statue 

by Paul Borda

This image of Lilith is based largely on a Sumerian clay tablet relief from 2000 BC. She wears the horned crown that marks her as a Goddess not a demon in Sumerian mythology. Lilith appears in Sumerian, Babylonian, Assyrian, Canaanite, Persian, Hebrew, Arabic and Teutonic mythology. She is also known as Adam's "first wife" who refused to "lie beneath." In the oldest mythologies she is a Goddess and in later stories she is demonized. Lilith is a motherless form of the divine feminine even known to some as the wife of Yahweh. As the embodiment of the neglected, outcast and rejected aspects of the Great Goddess she calls women to rise up in strength to reclaim their own divinity.

Available Finishes: Stone and Rosewood
Size: 11 3/4" x 5 3/4" x 5 1/4"

 $59.99

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Dryad Designs- Magnificent World Tree

By Paul Borda

The Norse World Tree or Yggdrasil is depicted with Odin sacrificing himself as an initiation into the Mysteries as referenced in the Havamal. Above him Ratatosk, the squirrel ferries insults between Niddhogg the dragon, the force of destruction in the tree's roots and the Eagle who represents the highest spiritual light. The three Norns are seen as Past, Present and Future as they constantly pour healing waters on the tree's roots to heal the damage of Niddhogg. Below them sits Hel in the Underworld flanked by Asgard with its Rainbow Bridge and Jotunheim with Mimir's Head.
Available Finishes: Stone and Wood
Size: 19" x 9" x 1 3/4"

$125.99

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Dryad Designs Bewitching Cerridwen

By Paul Borda

Cerridwen, a Celtic Goddess, was known for creating a magical brew that was stirred for a year and a day to produce the Three Drops of Inspiration. These were stolen by a young boy who grew up to be known as Taliesan, a great bard and wizard. The myth of the Goddess' pursuit of this thief involves a dramatic series of shape changing. Cerridwen was the muse who brought inspiration to poets, musicians, writers and those of the creative arts. Historically, Celtic bards were known as Credo, children of Cerridwen.

Size: 6 1/2" x 6 1/2" x 2"
Available Finishes: Clay/Stone

$27.99

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Artist's Note:
Though many Wiccans see her as a dark Goddess, Cerridwen, the first goddess I ever worked with, was introduced to me as the goddess of the full moon. To get to know her, I spent long wonderful evenings meditating on the full moon. During one of these sessions, with others present, I gazed at the full moon as its enormous shape rose over an open field. The image of the moon seemed to break into a rolling form, which assumed the shape of a woman stirring a great cauldron. She seemed strong and powerful and lost in her work. Her whole body moved and writhed in the slow rhythm of stirring. I saw this image for probably only a fraction of a second before, much to the annoyance of my company, I yelled, "somebody give me a pencil!"

The next day, I made a mess of things out at the wood pile as I looked for an appropriate piece of wood to carve what I saw. The resulting Cerridwen statue is, I think, one of my most inspired pieces. It doesn't really look like it was carved by me, but by a different artist , using a very different style. The way people react to it is kind of unique as well. Either people don't even notice the statue, or they practically throw themselves upon her and demand to take her home --PB

 

Dryad Designs Odin

By Paul Borda

"Odin" is known as the Norse All-Father. He sits astride his 8-legged horse, Sleipnir, who carries souls to the unseen realms. The spear named Gar, when thrown, will always return. Through ritual self-sacrifice, Odin discovered the Runes while hanging from the Yggdrasill, or world tree. A parton of warriors, he was skilled in magic and a master of primal forces. Known as the One-Eyed God, Odin sacrificed his eye to gain wisdom from the fountain of Mimir.

Size 7 3/4" x 7" x 1 3/4"
Odin Available Finishes: Wood, Stone

$45.99

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Dryad Designs Tiny Oak King

By Paul Borda

Brightens any spot!

The Green Man is one of the most frequently recurring and beautiful motifs of medieval art. Known as God of the Woodlands, he represents the spirit of the trees and the green growing things of the earth. Common among the carved decoration of Europe¥s oldest churches and cathedrals; he is often referred to as the foliate mask. The foliage that surrounds him is most frequently oak, the sacred tree of Britain.

Available Finishes: Wood
Size: 2" x 3" x 1/4"

$9.99

 

 

Small Dryad Designs Morrigan Plaque

by Paul Borda

"The Morrigan" is depicted as a Bronze Age Celt. A triple Goddess, her three aspects are know as: Neaim, Macha, and Badb. She holds two spears and is known for being indomitable in battle. A shape shifter, she would often appear as a raven or hooded crow. As a protector she empowers an individual to confront challenges with great personal strength, even against seemingly overwhelming odds. Roman chroniclers reported that Celts went into battle naked, exposing tattoos to summon their magical forces.

$14.99

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Small Dryad Designs Cuchulain Plaque

by Paul Borda $14.99

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Dryad Designs Faerie Pentacle

By Paul Borda

This pentacle design sprang from an event that occurred during a consecration ritual. Each invoked element took form slowly, swirling, swimming, and spinning around the altar paten. Each group of elementals greeted the newest with tenderness, appreciation, mischief, and joy. Like loving brothers and sisters, they danced the dance of creation and became distinct in these forms. The sprite represents Air, the dragon Fire, the mermaid Water, and the satyr Earth. Needless to say the magic is quite successful.

Available Finishes: Stone and Wood
Size: 11" x 9" x 1"

$55.99

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Dryad Designs Leafman Mask

By Paul Borda

The Green Man is one of the most frequently recurring and beautiful motifs of medieval art. Known as God of the Woodlands, he represents the spirit of the trees and the green growing things of the earth. Common among the carved decoration of Europe's oldest churches and cathedrals; he is often referred to as the foliate mask. The foliage that surrounds him is most frequently oak, the sacred tree of Britain.

Available Finishes: Stone and Wood
Size: 17" x 12" x 1"

$68.99

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Dryad Designs Earth Mother Wall Sconce

By Paul Borda

Original carved from butternut.

(Designed to match Cernunnos.)
The Earth Mother, shows the phases of the Goddess through the foliage around her. The intention is to present a flow from birth with the buds, going through life and ending at death and transformation. She is surrounded by animals, flowers and herbs sacred to the Goddess. The crescent on her brow identifies her not only as the Goddess of the fertile Earth, but also of the ever changing Moon, symbol of rebirth. The torc encircling her neck is a Celtic symbol of Sovereignty.

Available Finishes: Stone and Wood
Size: 12" x 12" x 4 1/2" $115.99

 

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Dryad Designs Small Earth Mother Wall Plaque

By Paul Borda

7"x 71/4" x 2"

This is the same as above but about half the size and is not a candle holder.

$49.99

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Dryad Designs Cernunnos Wall Sconce

By Paul Borda

Cernunnos, also known by Celts as the Horned One, was the antlered God of the Forest and Prosperity. He often carried a sack that spilled out coins and grain. To symbolize the aspect of Provider, there are seven coins hidden within this piece, each carved with one of Cernunnos' symbols. The right side of his face is decorated with holly, the left side with oak and mistletoe. His classic torc is worn at his neck and his ram's headed snake coils among the seven tines of his antlers. Cernunnos depictions are found all over Europe.

Available Finishes: Stone, Wood
Size: 12" x 12" x 4 1/2"
 

$115.99

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Artist's Note:
I wanted to create a benevolent father figure, so in preparing to carve this piece, I spent a lot of time talking with friends about their relationship to their fathers. Mostly, I asked them what they most wanted from their father. They all responded in their own ways, but what I heard every time was that they wanted their father's approval. It was this feeling and expression that I tried to communicate in the carving.

Two different men posed for the image. I chose one because he was an extraordinary hunter, not just successful but honorable, careful and truly in love with the deer he hunted. The other man, a close friend, had the perfect whiskers and a metaphysical background.

I had great fun adding all sorts of signs and symbols to the image. On Samhain night I took the image to be consecrated. We set the carving up on the forest altar and with several others present the ritual was begun. When it came time to invoke Cernunnos, I stepped forward, holding a candle in a glass cup. All the other candles had gone out because it was a very windy night. Illuminating the face of the carving with my candle, I began to invoke the god. The invocation became like a call and response. As I called Cernunnos into the carving, I said, "I call you in by oak and stone," and the coven responded, "Cernunnos we call you in." I said, "I call you in by blood and bone," and they responded again with, "Cernunnos we call you in." When the chant reached its highest point I yelled, "thou art born!" At that very instant, a large moth flew into the candle I was holding, exploded in a flash of flames, and extinguished the candle leaving us in darkness.

The next day I made room for one more image on the carving. If you look carefully, you will find a moth hiding in the antlers. --PB

Dryad Designs Small Cernunnos Wall Plaque

By Paul Borda

7"x 7" x 2"

This is the same as above but about half the size and is not a candle holder.

$49.99

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Dryad Designs Wheel of the Year

By Paul Borda

Depicting the eight Pagan holidays or Sabbaths, the Wheel of the Year is laid out as a traditional wooden wheel. Each pie-shaped section is a carved representation of a particular holiday. The Quarters: Yule, Ostara, Midsummer, and Mabon focus mainly on the movement of the sun and contain alchemical symbols for the seasons. Each of the Cross Quarters: Samhain, Imbolg, Beltane, Lughnasadh feature one of the four tools and portrays the transition of our relationship to the Earth as the year progresses. Zodiac signs depict the movements of the stars throughout the year and illustrate how they relate to the holidays.

Available Finishes: Stone, Wood

$59.99

11 1/2" diameter

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Artist's Note:
Carving this piece taught me a great deal about the pagan holidays.  When I designed the wheel of the year, I made sure the equinoxes and solstices balanced each other aesthetically. However, I designed the cross quarter days of Samhain, Imbolg, Beltane and Lughnasadh were all designed separately. I didn't really try to balance them or make them fit together in any way. I was well into carving the project when I realized how these four designs still connected with and balanced each other.
 
I carved Beltane first because that design seemed obvious, a man and a woman dancing the maypole. Carving Samhain proved much more difficult. Everything I came up with seemed like a cheesy ad for Halloween. Finally, I gave up and settled on an image that was relevant to me personally, ensuring that at least one person would be happy. The design depicts the symbolic marriage between the goddess Morrigan, represented by the cauldron and the Dagda, represented by the stang or forked staff; this is a union I always celebrate at Samhain. Okay, so a very Halloweeney Jack o’ Lantern still made it in there. What I didn't expect was that when the Samhain image was placed opposite the Beltane image, the stang seemed to run right through the ground and come out on the other side as the Maypole, creating a sort of central axis through the earth. This was entirely unintentional.  
 
Lughnasadh’s image, that of two figures holding up a loaf of bread to the rays of the sun, was simple to create. When placed opposite to the image of Imbolg, however, the sun's rays seemed to run right through the center of the wheel and come out of the fire, illuminating two other figures holding up Bridget's cross, which like the bread, is made of wheat. This balance was also unintentional.
 
Overall, I tried to depict the solstices and equinoxes as natural events of the earth and sky. The cross quarter days are, to me, about human experience. As I look at the piece, it strikes me that the solstices, together with Imbolg and Lughnasadh, seem to be all about light; the equinoxes, together with Samhain and Beltane are all about the earth. --PB

  

Small Dryad Designs Venus Statue

by Paul Borda

Venus was inspired by neolithic stone carvings of Goddess images that have been found all over Europe. She represents the voluptuous beauty and fertility of both the land and her people. The snake coiling at her base is called an "Uroboros," and symbolizes the never-ending cycle of life, death, and regeneration

$19.99

Size: 5 1/4" x 2 1/2" x 2"
Venus Statue Available Finishes: Clay, Wood

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Artist's Note:


I carved this statue out of a little piece of clear alabaster after studying the old Paleolithic goddess statues and wanted to make one for myself. This may sound strange but what I most wanted was to have a Venus statue I could touch. To me, there is something about rubbing my thumbs over her belly and along her hips that feels like a kind of worship.

Over the years I've heard that this statue has been used in all kinds of abundance spells. I­ve also heard several stories about women becoming pregnant even after doctors told them it was unlikely. I've also heard stories and I confess participated in a few that involved giving the Venus to women who were not trying to get pregnant and then they did conceive soon after receiving the statue.

 Perhaps the statue should come with a warning label on it: Warning! May cause extreme fertility and sudden pregnancy, especially in women!

--PB

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dryad Designs Morrigan Statue

by Paul Borda

"The Morrigan" is depicted as a Bronze Age Celt. A triple Goddess, her three aspects are know as: Neaim, Macha, and Badb. She holds two spears and is known for being indomitable in battle. A shape shifter, she would often appear as a raven or hooded crow. As a protector she empowers an individual to confront challenges with great personal strength, even against seemingly overwhelming odds. Roman chroniclers reported that Celts went into battle naked, exposing tattoos to summon their magical forces.

Morrigan Statue Available Finishes: Bone, stone and wood
Size: 11" x 5" x 3 1/2"

$55.99

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Dryad Designs Small Morrigan Statue

by Paul Borda

The Morrigan" is depicted as a Bronze Age Celt. A triple Goddess, her three aspects are know as: Neaim, Macha, and Badb. She holds two spears and is known for being indomitable in battle. A shape shifter, she would often appear as a raven or hooded crow. As a protector she empowers an individual to confront challenges with great personal strength, even against seemingly overwhelming odds. Roman chroniclers reported that Celts went into battle naked, exposing tattoos to summon their magical forces.

Size: 7" x 3 3/4" x 2 1/2"
Morrigan Available Finishes: Stone, Bone

$38.99

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Dryad Designs Moon Pentacle 127

By Paul Borda

This pentacle, carved with Celtic knotwork as well as traditional Celtic swirl patterns, was known as the Seal of Solomon. As seen in the tarot, it is a symbol of Earth and Prosperity The pentacle in its upright position represents the Spirit in balance and harmony with the four elements. The inscription around its edge is from "The Charge of the Star Goddess" and reads: "I am the beauty of the green earth and the white moon among the stars."

Available Finishes: Stone
Large Size: 11" x 11" x 7/8"

$59.99

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114 Smaller version 6"

$28.99

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Dryad Designs Cernunnos Pentacle

By Paul Borda

Carved with the image of Cernunnos, the antlered God of the Forest, Abundance and Shamanism, the pentacle in its upright position represents the spirit in balance and harmony with the four elements. It is also a symbol of Earth and Prosperity as seen in the tarot. The inscription around its edge is excerpted from, "The Song of Amergin;" and reads: "I am the stag of seven ties. Who but I can reveal the secrets of the unhewn dolman?"

Cernunnos Pentacle Available Finishes: Stone and Wood
Size: 7" x 7" x 7/8"

$29.99

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Dryad Designs Freya Statue

by Paul Borda

original carved from caramel alabaster.

Freya, Norse Goddess of Love, Fertility, Cats and Seeresses, is the most beautiful of the Norse Gods. Queen of the Vanir and Commander of the Valkyries, she flies using her hawk wing cloak and protects love relationships. Freya possesses a chariot drawn by two giant cats and has a love of jewelry and ornament. Her most precious possession is the necklace Brisingamen which she won from the dwarves. In ancient times, gold was often referred to as "Freya's tears".

Freya Statue Available Finishes:

Bone , Stone
Size: 13" x 7" x 6"

$99.99

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Dryad Designs Small Freya Statue

by Paul Borda

Freya, Norse Goddess of Love, Fertility, Cats and Seeresses, is the most beautiful of the Norse Gods. Queen of the Vanir and Commander of the Valkyries, she flies using her hawk wing cloak and protects love relationships. Freya posseses a chariot drawn by two giant cats and has a love of jewelry and ornament. Her most precious possession is the necklace Brisingamen which she won from the dwarves. In ancient times, gold was often referred to as "Freya's tears".

Great size for altars!

 Size: 6" x 4" x 3"
Available finishes: Bone, Stone

One dollar from each Freya Statue purchased is donated to animal shelters

$39.99

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Dryad Designs Thor Statue

by Paul Borda

Norse God, created thunder by striking his great hammer Mjollnir. He protected the house of the Gods and humankind. The runes around the base are an invocation of Thor's protection and depict a battle between Thor and Ior the World Serpent. An ox head was used as bait, and the struggle became so intense that Thor's feet crashed through the bottom of his boat and he used the sea bed for support.

Size:8" x 2 3/4" x 3 1/4"
Available Finishes: Stone, Wood

$34.99

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Dryad Designs Rhiannon Statue

by Paul Borda

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