Idunn Norse Goddess of Spring and Youth Statue in Bronze Finish for Veronese Design

Idunn, the goddess of youth and apples in Norse mythology, is also known as the wife of Bragi, the god of poetry. She guards the magical immortality apples that the Norse gods must eat to prevent aging. Once, the mischievous Loki deceived and abducted Idunn to the land of giants, causing the other gods to age rapidly. Loki ultimately saved Idunn by transforming into an eagle and carrying her away in his claws. This exquisite cold-cast bronze statue of Idunn stands at 8.5 inches in height, 3.25 inches in length, and 3 inches in width. It portrays her elegantly standing on a stone pathway, holding a basket filled with magic apples in her delicate hands. Idunn is adorned with a crown of pink flowers in her braided hair. The overall dimensions of the statue are 8.5 inches high, 3.25 inches long, and 3 inches wide. It is intricately sculpted from cold-cast bronze, featuring lifelike details such as folds on the dress, a textured stone base, and Idunn's serene facial expression. The statue boasts a polished bronze finish with a grey wash on the dress and a red hue on the apples. Idunn is depicted standing on a stone path, with a basket of magical apples in her left hand and one in her right. Her long braided hair is adorned with a crown of pink flowers, adding to her ethereal beauty. This stunning work of art is a thoughtful gift for anyone fascinated by Norse mythology.

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