Celtic Stag Wooden Plaque

Cernnunos was worshipped in Gaul, Italy and parts of Britain. He was antlered god of all wild animals and hunting. God of nature and the underworld. To the Celtic people the stag was a symbol of Cernnunos and a white stag was seen as a sign of the underworld.

The wooden plaque features a stag as a Celtic symbol and raspberries decorating it. Raspberries were called hind-berries in the north of England a few centuries ago and the name may still be in used in some parts. The raspberries were named hind-berries after the female deer that fed on them in the woods.

$25

Approximate size: 9½x7 inches

Wooden Plaque

The design has been burned into the wooden plaque then painted before a protective coat of acrylic lacquer was added; an attractive and useful addition to your home decor. It may be used as a decorative stand for items you wish to protect surfaces from such as table condiments or warm plates. Add a hanger to the back and you have a decorative wall plaque to bring nature into your home.