Cernunnos Statue

Cernunnos is an ancient Celtic and Gallo-Roman god, often shown with antlers, seated cross-legged. He is closely linked to stags, horned serpents, dogs, and bulls, symbolizing his deep connection to wild animals and nature. Commonly depicted holding a torc, a bag of coins or grain, and a cornucopia, Cernunnos embodies fertility, abundance, and the cycles of life and death. Though much of his mythology is lost, he remains a powerful symbol of nature’s strength, prosperity, and mystery.

23(H)X18.5(W)X11(D)