Flidais – Celtic Goddess of Wild Nature and Abundance, 15 cm Wooden Statue

Flidais – Celtic Goddess of Wild Nature, Deer and Abundance

Hand-carved wooden statue of Flidais, an enigmatic female figure from Irish Celtic mythology associated with wild nature, animals, cattle, abundance and the Otherworld.

Flidais is best known from the Táin Bó Flidhais, an Irish cattle-raiding tale in which her extraordinary herds and the magical cow Maol play an important role. According to the legend, Maol could provide an enormous quantity of milk, making Flidais a powerful symbol of fertility, nourishment, prosperity and abundance.

Flidais is also traditionally associated with deer and wild animals, and modern Celtic traditions often portray her as a powerful goddess of the wilderness and woodland. Her connection with nature makes her an inspiring figure for those drawn to animals, forests and the untamed side of the natural world.

This 15 cm statue is individually hand-carved from natural linden wood. The graceful feminine figure and Celtic-inspired details give Flidais a distinctive connection with the natural world, while the natural grain of the wood makes every handmade piece unique.

A beautiful addition to a Celtic altar, pagan sacred space, nature altar, mythology collection or woodland-inspired home decor. A meaningful gift for anyone interested in Celtic goddesses, Irish mythology, deer, wild nature, fertility and handcrafted wooden art.

Details:

• Height: 15 cm / 5.9 in
• Material: Natural linden wood
• Completely hand-carved
• Finished with natural linseed oil and wax
• Each statue is unique due to natural wood grain and handmade carving
• Handmade to order