Skadi, the goddess of the hunt and winter, figure/statue, bronzed

Skadi, the goddess of the hunt and winter, figure/statue, bronzed

Skadi - goddess of the hunt and winter, accompanied by the wolf.
Sculpture Skadi , Skaði, , or also Skade, the goddess of winter, snow, ice, skiing goddess and hunting.

After the gods killed Skadi's father, Thiazi, she traveled to Asgard to atone for his death. She demanded a husband and that she be made to laugh. Her first request was granted on the condition that she choose her future husband solely by his feet. Thus, Skadi chose Njörðr by his feet, even though she had hoped for Baldur. Her second request was granted by Loki, who made her laugh with a goat. He tied his testicles to the goat's beard with a string and began a kind of tug-of-war. Overwhelmed by this absurd sight, Skadi burst into peals of laughter. With this, she was reconciled with the Aesir. Odin himself made amends by throwing her father's eyes into the sky, where they henceforth twinkled as two stars.
Skadi's marriage to Njörðr didn't work out well – she loved the mountains, while Njörðr loved the sea. So they agreed to spend nine nights each in one place, but this solution wasn't successful. Skadi was bothered by the cries of the seabirds, and Njörðr by the howling of the wolves. So Skadi returned to Thrymheim, where she enjoyed hunting with her bow.
Later, she attached a poisonous snake over Loki's head because he insulted her with nasty slurs.

Made and cast from polyresin (artificial stone). The figure is solid cast and coated with real bronze.

• Size: approx. 18 x 21 x 27 cm.
• Weight: approx. 1230 g.