Two Celtic Deer from Wood, Handcarved

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Two Celtic deer, hand carved from fine Soar wood. There are also four deer that gnaw at the shoots (of the world ash) with bent necks: Dainn and Dwalinn, Duneyrr and Durathror. (A song lyric from the Germanic Edda.) The deer draw on the life force of Yggdrasil and are a symbol of the return of life. A real eye-catcher as a mural. With a little skill you can also use it to build a small but nice wall-mounted wardrobe. Size: 55cm x 24cm x 1.8cm

Two Celtic deer, hand carved from fine Soar wood. There are also four deer that gnaw at the shoots (of the world ash) with bent necks: Dainn and Dwalinn, Duneyrr and Durathror. (A song lyric from the Germanic Edda.) The deer draw on the life force of Yggdrasil and are a symbol of the return of life. A real eye-catcher as a mural. With a little skill you can also use it to build a small but nice wall-mounted wardrobe. Size: 55cm x 24cm x 1.8cm
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