Thor Statue – Norse God Wood Carving with Mjollnir – Viking Pagan Altar Sculpture – Handmade Asatru Norse Mythology Decor

Description

Thor, Norse god of thunder, is shown standing with Mjölnir raised. Wrapped around him is Jörmungandr, the World Serpent — locked with Thor in the mythic final battle at Ragnarök. The statue captures the moment before the strike: the serpent coiled tight, the hammer lifted, both frozen in that single breath before the end.

In Norse pagan tradition, this scene marks the final clash between two forces that have always been in opposition. It’s used on altars as a direct reminder of conflict, cost, and the cycle that defines the myth. For many heathens, it represents the line between responsibility and collapse — not abstract, but real.

“Thor struck down the serpent.
He took nine steps away
before he fell —
dead from its venom.”
— Völuspá, stanza 56

📏 Available Sizes:
22.5 cm / 8.85 in
For compact altars, shelf-top shrines, or personal spaces. Keeps presence while fitting small areas.

37 cm / 14.5 in
Suited for home altars or dedicated ritual spots. Balanced in scale and detail.

60 cm / 23.6 in
Made for central altars, ceremonial rooms, or larger sacred spaces. Full impact, full presence.

🪵 Materials & Features:
Made from solid oak wood

Scene: Thor vs Jörmungandr, Norse mythology / Ragnarök

Finished with matte varnish.

Ideal for: Asatru altars, heathen ritual use, mythology collections, Viking interior decor

🛠️ Handmade Process:
Each statue follows our original design and is made individually in the workshop.