This Freya Statue - Large measures approximately 13" H x 7" W x 6" D and is made from genuine resin, depicting Freya in her hawk-feather cloak with a chariot drawn by cats and her Brisingamen necklace, for indoor display.
Freya, also spelled Freyja, is a figure from real Norse mythology, honored here as a goddess of the Vanir linked to love, fertility, beauty, and seidr, a form of Old Norse divination; this statue is a decorative art piece paying tribute to that mythology, not a claim of religious authenticity, ritual potency, a guaranteed spiritual effect, or endorsement by any living religious community.
What this statue reliably delivers is the largest, most detailed piece in our five-statue Freya and Frigg collection, built around three named details from her mythology at once.
At approximately 13 inches tall, this is by far the largest and most expensive piece among the five statues in this collection, bringing together the hawk-feather cloak, the cat-drawn chariot, and the Brisingamen necklace in one composition rather than isolating a single attribute. A quick naming note worth stating plainly: "Freya" and "Freyja" are simply two common spellings, English and Old Norse, of the same goddess's name, so this piece depicts the same figure as our Freyja Volcanic Stone Statue and our Freyja Polyresin Statue, just in a larger resin format. She is a different goddess entirely from Frigg, also spelled Frigga, Odin's wife and queen of the Aesir, depicted separately in our Frigg Volcanic Stone Statue and Frigga Statue 9 1/2"; the two goddesses are not the same figure under different names. Genuine resin construction lets the cloak's feather texture, the chariot's cats, and the necklace detail all read clearly at this larger scale, though the finish is best kept indoors, since weather exposure may affect the material over time.
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Display the statue indoors on a stable surface, dust it gently with a soft, dry cloth, and handle it carefully since resin can chip.