Wisdom - Knowledge - War - Victory - Magic - Prophecy - Travel - Death & Rebirth - Sacrifice

Odin (also known as Wodan, All-Father) is an ancient Norse God of the Aesir, known for:

1. Wisdom and Insight: Odin is revered for his wisdom, insight, and strategic thinking.
2. Poetry and Music: He is the god of poetry, music, and art, inspiring creativity and self-expression.
3. Knowledge and Discovery: Odin is associated with knowledge, discovery, and the pursuit of wisdom.
4. War and Battle: Odin is the god of war, battle, and victory, often depicted as a fierce warrior.
5. Strategy and Tactics: He is revered for his strategic thinking and tactical prowess.
6. Battle Magic: Odin is associated with battle magic, using his powers to influence the outcome of battles.
7. Magic and Sorcery: Odin is a master of magic and sorcery, using his powers to shape reality.
8. Prophecy and Divination: He is associated with prophecy, divination, and the interpretation of omens.
9. Seidr and Shamanism: Odin is connected to seidr (Norse shamanism) and the mystical arts.
10. Travel and Exploration: Odin is the god of travel, exploration, and adventure, often depicted as a wanderer.
11. Journeys and Quests: He is associated with journeys, quests, and the pursuit of knowledge.
12. Wanderlust and Discovery: Odin inspires a sense of wanderlust and discovery, guiding individuals on their life's journey.
13. Death and Sacrifice: Odin is associated with death, sacrifice, and the cycle of life and death.
14. Rebirth and Renewal: He is revered for his role in rebirth and renewal, guiding individuals through transformation.
15. The Cycle of Life: Odin represents the cycle of life, death, and rebirth, reminding individuals of the impermanence of life.

Material: Hand-Painted Polymer Resin
Size: 9cm

About Consecration
At the Sanctum, we work with the Divine Mother when consecrating Deities, and this allows us to work with them outside of a religious context. As such, there is no need to follow any religious practice (especially closed practices), though you're free to do so should you subscribe to them!
How to Display Consecrated Statues
Remember, consecration means that the Deities are present. Do treat these as sacred objects, and display them in a clean, dedicated place such as an altar or a cleared space on a table or shelf.
Is Consecration Permanent?
The Deities are not bound to the objects, but are instead present in the Sacred Space that the Mother has anchored on the objects. Therefore, it is up to Their discretion to stay or leave, though they generally will not leave as long as you treat them with respect, and refrain from actions that go against their moral code (in general, just being a good person and/or having the sincere aspiration to be a better person is sufficient).
Offerings
As Mother and the Deities transcend religion, there is no need to follow religious traditions when it comes to offerings, though you're free to do so should you subscribe to said religions. In general, you can't go wrong with fruits, with the added bonus that you can consume them after offering to reduce waste!
Deities would not want you to spent too much on offerings, and would rather that you donated to charity than spent it on flowers!

Add Ons
We're offering additional services at a discounted rate with every Consecrated Statue or Consecration Service purchased! Read more about each service in the links below:
1. Space Cleansing
2. Sanctuary Blessing
3. Custom Deity Oil Blend
4. Custom Deity Eau de Parfum

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Norse Deities