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Nemesis Now  |  SKU: H5447T1 EAN: 801269141851

Bronze Dagda King of Tuatha De Danann Celtic Deity Figurine

689,00 kr

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Cast in the finest resin before being given a bronzed finish, this mystical God is from alternative brand Nemesis Now's Giftware Collection. The Dagda, or “good god,” was a Celtic deity and the club-wielding chief of the Irish Tuatha dé Danann. Highly skilled and wise beyond measure, he was associated with fertility, agriculture, life, and death. He wielded three sacred treasures: a cauldron of plenty, a club of life and death, and a harp that controlled men and seasons alike, all of which can be seen in this image.

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Nemesis Now

Bronze Dagda King of Tuatha De Danann Celtic Deity Figurine

689,00 kr
Cast in the finest resin before being given a bronzed finish, this mystical God is from alternative brand Nemesis Now's Giftware Collection. The Dagda, or “good god,” was a Celtic deity and the club-wielding chief of the Irish Tuatha dé Danann. Highly skilled and wise beyond measure, he was associated with fertility, agriculture, life, and death. He wielded three sacred treasures: a cauldron of plenty, a club of life and death, and a harp that controlled men and seasons alike, all of which can be seen in this image.
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