This powerful Thor statue is a faithful replica of the only known figurine of the god Thor ever found. Discovered at Eyrarland Farm in Iceland, this piece is dated to the Viking Age and is believed to depict Thor seated on his throne, clutching his famous hammer, Mjölnir. The original statue is preserved in the National Museum of Iceland, but you can now bring this sacred image into your own home.
In Norse belief, statues like this were not mere representations. As described in many ancient sources, they were thought to be spiritual objects used in rituals, offerings, and worship. If crafted with care, they were believed to attract or house the presence of the gods themselves, a belief common across ancient cultures. This Norse god statue reflects those traditions, bringing ancestral spirituality into the modern age.
Norse Statue features
Based on the only known Thor figurine from the Viking Age
Found at Eyrarland Farm, now in the National Museum of Iceland
Depicts Thor seated with Mjölnir, his iconic hammer
Used in Norse pagan practices of worship and ritual magic
