Order various small sculptures of the ancient Slavic Dieties

Order Sculptures

Slavic Pagan Music

Slavland - Chwala Swarozyca

Arkona - Slav'sia Rus

Arkona - Stenka Na Stenku

Arkona - Yarilo

Percival Dziewczyna Swarozyca

Percival i Radbor - Slowianski Mit o Stworzeniu Swiata

Slava Swarogu

Slavic Mythology, Gods and Heroes

Gamayun	Kupala	Lesovik	Svyatogor	Jarilo	Fairies	Matka Ziemia	World Tree	Stribog	Lada
Svetovid	Dazbog	Veles	Mokosh	Perun	Morana	Crnobog	Belobog	Rod	Svarog

World Tree

World Tree

The World Tree is a universal symbol of the different planes of existence. Common to many mythologies and religions is the concept of a World Tree whose roots reach down to the underworld and whose branches reach up to heaven.

The Norse have Yggdrasil, The Meso-Americans have the ceiba tree. Buddhist have the Bodhi tree, a tree under which Gautam Buddha meditated and gained enlightenment. Judeo-Christian beliefs...

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Stribog

Stribog

Stribog in Slavic pantheon, is the god and spirit of the winds, sky and air; and is said to be the ancestor (grandfather) of the winds of the eight directions. He was imagined as an old man who had a warrior’s horn. With this horn he woke up the winds, his grandsons. Because of this feature a lot of army chiefs identified with Stribog and saw him as an ideal.

By the same token, princes often built his idols and wor...

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Mokosh

Mokosh

Mokosh is a protector of women and goddess associated with the sacred feminine in Slavic pantheon. She is a goddess of water, home, earth, and female occupations such as spinning, weaving and fate.

Slavic women would throw hemp, called "mokrica" (mokar = wet), into the water. The hemp was a sacrifice offered to Mokos. Another of Mokos's roles was to protect the sheep and their fleece; the Slavs made offerings to her for...

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