Celtic Danu Goddess Statue by Maxine Miller – Wood-Look Altar Statue with Offering Bowl | Cold Cast Resin, 15.5" Tall

🌿 A big, beautiful centerpiece for a Celtic or pagan altar.

This Danu statue by Maxine Miller stands about 15.5" tall and is packed with detail. She wears a long hooded cloak and a beaded headband, and holds a wide bowl out in front of her. Look down into the bowl and you'll find a carved triple spiral. Turn her around and the back of the cloak shows a triple moon, scattered stars, a dragonfly, and a full tree with its roots spreading across the base. A fish, a frog, and a snake are worked into the folds and floor around her. It all has a warm, carved-wood look.

Why you'll love it

• Detailed on every side, so it looks great from any angle
• The bowl gives you a spot for small offerings or crystals
• A large statement piece at about 11" x 9.25" x 15.5"
• Celtic-inspired symbols throughout: triple spiral, triple moon, tree and roots

Details

• Artist: Maxine Miller
• Material: cold cast resin with a wood-tone finish
• Approx. size: 11" x 9.25" x 15.5" tall
• Decorative piece only. The bowl isn't food-safe, and the statue is best kept indoors

Uses & gift ideas

Use her as the heart of an altar, a focal point for meditation, or a standout piece on a bookshelf. A meaningful gift for anyone drawn to Irish myth, Celtic spirituality, or goddess work.

About Danu

In Irish mythology, Danu is traditionally seen as the mother goddess of the Tuatha Dé Danann, the "people of the goddess Danu." Surviving sources say surprisingly little about her directly, and scholars still debate the details. Today many pagans honor her as a mother figure tied to the land, water, and abundance.

A goddess this gorgeous deserves a spot front and center. 🌙