Hand-carved wooden statue of Slavic goddess KOSTROMA, a deity associated with fertility, spring and seasonal rituals in Slavic mythology.
The statue is made from natural linden wood and finished with linseed oil and natural wax.

KOSTROMA is a symbolic figure in Slavic mythology and folklore, associated with fertility, vegetation and the seasonal cycles of nature. She is often connected with spring and summer rituals celebrating growth, life and renewal.

In traditional beliefs, Kostroma represents the flourishing of nature and the жизненна сила that brings abundance to the land. She is linked to agricultural cycles and the harmony between people and the natural world.

Kostroma is also connected with ritual traditions that reflect the cycle of life, transformation and renewal. These ceremonies symbolized the changing seasons and the balance between growth and decline.

The goddess embodies beauty, vitality and the natural rhythm of life, making her a powerful symbol of renewal and fertility.

This statue captures the graceful and lively presence of the goddess 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 fertility and growth

-a representation of seasonal cycles

-a unique gift for lovers of Slavic mythology and folklore

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