Cernunnos Statue – Horned God of Wild Nature

A striking figure from the wild. This Cernunnos statue shows the horned Celtic deity standing on a textured base, a coiled serpent rising around one arm and branching, antler-like horns framing his face. The deep bronze-brown finish brings out the sculpted details, from the figure's posture to the animal imagery.

Designed by artist Maxine Miller and produced by Pacific Trading, it makes a distinctive focal point for a nature-centered altar, a Celtic mythology collection, or seasonal Pagan display.

• You receive: One freestanding Cernunnos statue.
• Material: Cold-cast resin with a bronze-toned finish; not solid bronze.
• Details: Horned figure, raised serpent, Celtic-inspired ornamentation, and textured base.

Cernunnos and the imagery

Cernunnos is a horned deity from ancient Celtic religious imagery. Modern Pagan traditions often associate him with wild nature, animals, and seasonal cycles. The statue represents that symbolism rather than promising any particular spiritual result.

Care and display

Place on a stable, level surface away from edges, open flames, and high traffic. Dust gently with a dry soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, moisture, heat, and impacts; projecting horns and other fine details can chip.

Common question

Is it made of metal? No. This is a cold-cast resin statue with a bronze-toned finish, not a cast-metal sculpture.