Lugh Celtic God of the Sun and the Storms - Bronzed with Speer by Veronese

• Lugh with spear in hand ready for attack
• God of the sun and the storms
• Patron for craft and art
• Details are hand-coloured
• Size: L/W/H approx. 22 x 11 x 23 cm
• Veronese
• Celtic Mythology
• Celtic God

Lugh, altirisch Lug mac ethnenn ("The Luminous") is the most important Irish god and as a sun god also responsible for justice, crafts and the arts. It embodies the ultimate creation power as it represents the sun. Lugh is also said to have been an excellent spear fighter, so he also has a spear in his hand in this representation. According to the sage, the weapon roared so loud during a battle that it drove the enemies into escape. At his side were always the Celtic brackets. These dogs are considered ancestors of today's Bracke, a hunting dog breed with special sense of sense and relentless will. The figurine is made of artificial stone by artists, bronzed and coloured.