Hand-carved wooden statue of Slavic god PEREPLUT, a rare deity associated with water, fate and journeys in Slavic mythology.
The statue is made from natural linden wood and finished with linseed oil and natural wax.

PEREPLUT is a rare and symbolic figure in Slavic mythology, often associated with water, fate and the paths that people follow in life. His name is connected with the idea of crossing, movement and transitions.

In traditional interpretations, Pereplut represents journeys — both physical and spiritual. He is linked to rivers, crossings and the idea of moving from one state to another.

The deity symbolizes change, transformation and the flow of destiny. Water plays a central role in his symbolism, representing both movement and the passage of time.

Pereplut reflects guidance, transition and the unseen forces that influence direction in life.

As a lesser-known deity, he adds depth and uniqueness to a Slavic mythology collection.

This statue captures the flowing and symbolic presence of the god 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 journeys and transitions

-a representation of water and fate

-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:

Kupalo – god of summer and purification  
Dana – goddess of water
Veles – god of earth, magic, wealth and the underworld  

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👉 Slavic Pantheon – 18 Gods Wooden Set