Hand-carved wooden statue of Slavic god RADEGAST, a deity associated with hospitality, prosperity and protection in Slavic mythology.
The statue is made from natural linden wood and finished with linseed oil and natural wax.

RADEGAST (also known as Radogast) is a Slavic deity associated with hospitality, prosperity and the protection of community life. He is known as a welcoming and generous god, symbolizing abundance and good fortune.

In traditional beliefs, Radegast represented the spirit of гостинність — the importance of welcoming guests, sharing food and maintaining harmony within the community.

The god embodies generosity, warmth and the idea of shared prosperity. He reflects the values of connection, respect and mutual support.

Radegast is also associated with protection and the well-being of the home and people, making him a meaningful symbol of both abundance and safety.

This statue captures the welcoming and strong presence of the deity and can become a meaningful addition to a Slavic altar, home or mythology collection.

Each statue is carefully hand-carved from natural linden wood, using traditional craftsmanship. The finish of linseed oil and natural wax protects the wood and enhances its natural texture.

This statue can be used as:

-a symbol of hospitality and prosperity

-a Slavic altar statue

-a representation of community and warmth

-a unique gift for lovers of Slavic mythology

Because every statue is carved by hand, each piece has its own unique character and wood grain.

Dimensions

Height: 15 cm (5.9 inches)
Material: natural linden wood
Finish: linseed oil and natural wax
Technique: fully hand-carved

This deity is part of a wider Slavic mythology system. You may also explore:

Sporysh– god of bundance, prosperity and the success 
Kvasura– god of brewing, fire and traditional craftsmanship
Domovoi –  protective house spirit 

Discover the complete set of 18 Slavic gods, hand-carved from natural wood:
👉 Slavic Pantheon – 18 Gods Wooden Set