Hand-carved wooden statue of Slavic god KOLYADA, a deity associated with winter, rebirth and the turning of the solar cycle in Slavic mythology.
The statue is made from natural linden wood and finished with linseed oil and natural wax.

KOLYADA is a figure in Slavic mythology connected with the winter solstice and the renewal of the sun. He symbolizes the rebirth of light during the darkest time of the year.

In ancient traditions, Kolyada was associated with seasonal celebrations marking the transition from darkness to light. This period represented hope, renewal and the beginning of a new cycle.

Kolyada embodies transformation, continuity and the eternal movement of the sun. His presence reflects the balance between endings and new beginnings, making him a powerful symbol of change and rebirth.

The deity is also linked to traditional winter rituals and festive customs, connecting mythology with cultural heritage.

This statue captures the symbolic and calm presence of the deity and can become a meaningful addition to a Slavic altar, spiritual space 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 Slavic altar statue

-a symbol of renewal and new beginnings

-a representation of the solar cycle

-a unique gift for lovers of Slavic mythology and seasonal traditions

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

Yarilo – god of spring, sunlight
Khors – a solar deity
Kolyada – god of winter solstice and the renewal of the sun

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