- Morrigan, The Irish Goddess of War and Magic – A striking portrayal of the legendary Celtic deity known for her power and mysticism.
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Veronese Design 3 1/2 Inch Morrigan The Irish Goddess of Magic Polyresin Hand Painted Bronze Finish Home Decor Miniature Collectible Figurine
Rated 4.9 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating
$12.00
Disclosure| Product Dimensions | 1.5 x 1.5 x 3.5 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 2.39 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Veronese Design |
| Item model number | WU78434AP |
| Date First Available | June 10, 2025 |
17 reviews for Veronese Design 3 1/2 Inch Morrigan The Irish Goddess of Magic Polyresin Hand Painted Bronze Finish Home Decor Miniature Collectible Figurine
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Avmech –
once again this company provides a highly detailed and minimally colored (yes, this is a good thing) representation of a mythical deity. In this case it was Cernunnos, the Celtic go mostly associated with the end of fall going into winter, and his death, only to then reborn in Spring. Thus there’s the obvious hands of Catholic missionaries at work, trying to turn this Celtic Irish but nearly Greek Bacchus into the rebirth of the God, i.e. Yeshua, aka Jesus (actually “Joshua” but try getting Christians to call Jesus by his proper name, confused by Greek translation, back to “Joshua,” you’ll gain no ground there) Yeshua remains the mistranslation of over 2000 (!?) years. Just as the “Jehovah’s” witnesses have mispronounced Yahweh (YHWH) as “Jehovah” and refuse to update their proper pronunciation of the biblical GOD (what Narcissistic weaklings).
Anyway, the rebirth of God at Christmas time where, when history is concerned, the counting or census that Joseph and Mary were going to was “actually” in August, not December during the horned God Cenunnos dies at the end of the year, but is then reborn. Things moved around by the missionaries for easier consumption by the heathens.
Any way you slice it, this is a rare (as in I’ve only ever found 4 actual physical representations of Cernunnos (including some t-shirts and two Halloween masks which I’ve purchased. So, once again, we have the brilliant geniuses of the Veronese small yet highly detailed and low priced images as the one in this review.)
To summaries; buy this, you won’t regret it!
Kristy Marcham –
Perfect size beautifully done! Just what I needed
Jim R –
Excellent quality, very detailed!
Extremely pleased with this purchase.
Cait –
Perfect
Alicia Ridgway –
Love, love very well made and detailed
TheGracefulBard –
once again this company provides a highly detailed and minimally colored (yes, this is a good thing) representation of a mythical deity. In this case it was Cernunnos, the Celtic go mostly associated with the end of fall going into winter, and his death, only to then reborn in Spring. Thus there’s the obvious hands of Catholic missionaries at work, trying to turn this Celtic Irish but nearly Greek Bacchus into the rebirth of the God, i.e. Yeshua, aka Jesus (actually “Joshua” but try getting Christians to call Jesus by his proper name, confused by Greek translation, back to “Joshua,” you’ll gain no ground there) Yeshua remains the mistranslation of over 2000 (!?) years. Just as the “Jehovah’s” witnesses have mispronounced Yahweh (YHWH) as “Jehovah” and refuse to update their proper pronunciation of the biblical GOD (what Narcissistic weaklings).
Anyway, the rebirth of God at Christmas time where, when history is concerned, the counting or census that Joseph and Mary were going to was “actually” in August, not December during the horned God Cenunnos dies at the end of the year, but is then reborn. Things moved around by the missionaries for easier consumption by the heathens.
Any way you slice it, this is a rare (as in I’ve only ever found 4 actual physical representations of Cernunnos (including some t-shirts and two Halloween masks which I’ve purchased. So, once again, we have the brilliant geniuses of the Veronese small yet highly detailed and low priced images as the one in this review.)
To summaries; buy this, you won’t regret it!
Mary –
Perfect size for an altar, and wonderful details!
TheGracefulBard –
This statue is cute, nice detail and it’s the perfect size for my small space. I like it.
TheGracefulBard –
Perfect
Avmech –
Absolutely stunning! Gorgeous detail. I can’t say enough good things. Far better than I expected for the price point.
Cait –
Absolutely stunning! Gorgeous detail. I can’t say enough good things. Far better than I expected for the price point.
Amy Harman –
This statue is cute, nice detail and it’s the perfect size for my small space. I like it.
Bookby –
Perfect size for an altar, and wonderful details!
Cait –
Very detailed, quality piece. Definitely worth the price. It is the perfect addition to my altar, he sits right next to my Hecate figure. I am so happy with this purchase!
TheGracefulBard –
She’s perfect 🥰
Mary –
Absolutely stunning! Gorgeous detail. I can’t say enough good things. Far better than I expected for the price point.
Cait –
Perfect size beautifully done! Just what I needed