Collections: Celtic Collection, Figurines, Figurines and Statuary, Gifts under $25!, Newly Added!, Sale Items, Spiritual
Type: Sculptures & Statues
Celtic Deity Figurines are approximately 3.5-inch polystone statues featuring gods and goddesses from Celtic and Irish mythology and tradition. Each detailed figure has a bronze-style finish and is sold individually, with 17 named deities available plus a Mystery God option chosen at random. Display them on an altar, shelf, sacred space, or as part of a Celtic mythology collection.
Bring a little mythology into your space with this collection of detailed Celtic deity figurines. From Brigid and Cernunnos to Morrigan, Lugh, Rhiannon, Epona, and Manannán mac Lir, there are plenty of legendary figures to choose from.
Collect a favorite deity, build a themed altar display, or choose a mystery figure for a little surprise. With their compact size and aged bronze-style appearance, these statues work just as well as decorative pieces as they do in personal spiritual spaces.
Choose your deity from a wide selection of Celtic and Irish gods and goddesses
Create a meaningful display featuring figures connected to mythology, nature, love, wisdom, fire, the sea, and more
Detailed polystone construction gives each figure a substantial feel and sculpted appearance
Bronze-style finish adds an antique-inspired look that works beautifully with altars and Celtic décor
Compact 3.5-inch size makes these easy to display on shelves, desks, altars, or small sacred spaces
Collect multiple deities to create your own mythology-inspired display
Mystery option available for anyone who enjoys a surprise or wants to discover a new deity
Material: Polystone
Finish: Bronze-style finish
Approximate Size: 3.5 inches
Price: $14.99 each
Sold: Individually
Variants: 17 named deities + Mystery God
Special Note: The Mystery God variant is selected at random.
Brigid – Goddess of Hearth & Warmth
Associated with hearth, inspiration, craftsmanship, poetry, and the renewal of spring.
Cernunnos – God of the Wilds
The antlered figure associated with nature, animals, wilderness, and the natural world.
Morrigan – Goddess of War & Magic
A powerful figure in Irish mythology associated with sovereignty, battle, fate, and magic.
Danu – The Irish Mother Goddess
A maternal figure traditionally connected with the Tuatha Dé Danann and ancient Irish mythology.
Lugh – God of Sunlight & Skill
Associated with skill, craftsmanship, arts, leadership, and the many talents of the legendary Irish hero-deity.
Dagda – God of Wisdom & Bounty
A prominent figure of the Tuatha Dé Danann associated with abundance, strength, wisdom, and magic.
Rhiannon – Goddess of Love & Beauty
A legendary Welsh figure associated with horses, sovereignty, enchantment, and love.
Ceridwen – Goddess of Rebirth
A powerful Welsh mythological figure associated with transformation, inspiration, wisdom, and rebirth.
Áine – Goddess of Summer & Love
An Irish goddess traditionally associated with summer, fertility, sovereignty, love, and abundance.
Taranis – God of Thunder & Lightning
A Celtic deity associated with thunder, storms, and the power of the sky.
Cailleach – Goddess of Winter & Storm
An ancient figure associated with winter, storms, mountains, and the wild forces of nature.
Aengus – God of Youth & Inspiration
An Irish deity associated with youth, love, beauty, dreams, and poetic inspiration.
Manannán mac Lir – Sea God of the Tuatha Dé Danann
A legendary Irish sea deity associated with the ocean, mist, travel, and the otherworld.
Belenus – God of Fire & Healing
A Celtic deity traditionally associated with light, fire, healing, and the sun.
Epona – Goddess of Horses
A Celtic goddess strongly associated with horses, riding, fertility, and protection.
Mystery God – Chosen at Random
Let fate choose for you! This option includes one of the available deity figures selected at random.
Mythological associations can vary between historical sources, regional traditions, and modern interpretations of Celtic mythology.
All information about metaphysical properties is for reference only. It is a combination of research on how the gemstones have been used by different cultures today and throughout history, and our own personal experience. We do not recommend using crystals as a substitute for conventional medical or psychological treatment and do not claim they cure or heal medical conditions. Please always listen to the advice of your medical professional and only use crystals as a complementary therapy in addition to medical treatment.
















