This Frigg Volcanic Stone Statue measures approximately 10" H x 2.5" W and is handcrafted from genuine volcanic stone, with natural variation piece to piece, depicting Frigg, Odin's wife and queen of the Aesir.
Frigg, also spelled Frigga, is a figure from real Norse mythology, honored here as Odin's wife and queen of the Aesir, linked to marriage, wisdom, and foresight; 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 a genuine, handcrafted volcanic stone piece honoring Frigg's role in marriage, wisdom, and foresight, weather-resistant enough for indoor or outdoor display.
A naming note worth stating plainly: Frigg, also spelled Frigga, is Odin's wife and queen of the Aesir in Norse mythology, linked to marriage, wisdom, and foresight; she is a different goddess entirely from Freya, also spelled Freyja, who is linked to love, fertility, and beauty and appears separately in our Freya Statue - Large, Freyja Volcanic Stone Statue, and Freyja Polyresin Statue. This piece is handcrafted from genuine volcanic stone, sharing that same natural, weather-resistant material with our Freyja Volcanic Stone Statue and with a comparable slender profile, though it depicts a different figure from Norse myth. Within our own Frigg and Frigga lineup, this is the shorter, more slender, fully outdoor-suited option at 10 inches tall by 2.5 inches wide, compared to our larger, hand-painted Frigga Statue 9 1/2", which is intended primarily for indoor display. Because it's carved from genuine stone, no two pieces are identical, with natural texture and tone variation that's a feature of the material rather than a flaw.
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Place the statue on a stable surface indoors or outdoors, clean it with mild soap and water or a soft brush, and expect natural variation piece to piece.