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Loki – Norse God of Trickery, Mischief & Transformation

$17995 AUD

Step into the wild, untamed energy of Loki — the legendary Norse God of Trickery, Chaos, Transformation and Cleverness. Neither fully hero nor villain, Loki walks the path between worlds, challenging order, exposing hidden truths and reminding us that transformation is often born through upheaval and change.

Born of the giants Farbauti and Laufey, Loki’s cunning intelligence and shape-shifting abilities allowed him to weave his way amongst the Aesir Gods, becoming one of the most fascinating and unpredictable figures in Norse mythology. Though often at odds with the gods, Loki’s actions repeatedly altered the fate of both gods and mortals alike, making him a powerful symbol of rebellion, adaptability, survival and personal transformation.

Loki was married to Sigyn, the devoted goddess whose name means “Victorious Companion,” and shared a legendary connection with the giantess Angrboda, mother of his infamous children — Fenrir the Wolf, Hel ruler of the underworld, and Jormungand the World Serpent.

This striking Loki statue captures the mysterious and chaotic energy of the Trickster God, making it a powerful statement piece for lovers of Norse mythology, Viking lore, pagan spirituality and shadow work practices. Loki reminds us to embrace change, challenge limitation, think creatively and never fear walking a different path.

Animal Associations: Coyote • Horse • Jackal • Salmon • Wolf
Plant Association: Benzoin

Also Known As: Loke • Loder • Lokkju • Lopter • Lopti • Loki Laufeyjarson

Approximate Size: 27cm(H) x 16cm(W) x 12cm(D)

Perfect for:
• Norse mythology collections
• Viking-inspired altars and sacred spaces
• Shadow work and transformation practices
• Lovers of chaos magic and trickster energy
• Unique gothic and pagan home décor

A bold and captivating piece that embodies the unpredictable power, intelligence and transformative fire of the Norse Trickster God himself.