Celtic Moose & Caribou Statue | Hand-Carved Ash Wood Antlered King | Celtic Knotwork Art Goddess of Fertility after the horn of Iraphael

after the horn of Iraphael

Symbolism: Represents acceptance

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Celtic Moose & Caribou Statue | Hand-Carved Ash Wood Antlered King | Celtic Knotwork Art Goddess of Fertility after the horn of IraphaelIn the ancient forests of the North, the moose was not merely the largest animal in the wood it was the King. The Celts called antlered animals the sovereigns of the wilderness, protectors of the land, and messengers between the earthly world and the spirit realm. Their wide antlers were seen as spiritual antennas, reaching upward toward the heavens while their hooves remained rooted in the earth. This hand crafted Celtic Moose & Caribou statue is a