The Idol Of Veles

The idol of Veles - 20 cm high.
Since in ancient times Veles was revered as the Lord of forests and animals, there is an assumption that we all love Santa Claus or Karachun-this is one of the hypostases of Veles, who manages the winter forest and winter cold.
I propose to start a good tradition to put Veles at home under the Christmas tree.
After all, the New year by the way is one of the old pagan holidays that has survived to this day, only our ancestors celebrated and celebrated the Karachun holiday – on the day of the winter solstice.

Every Slavic knows this God, because both the Vedas and the "Veles Book" are named after him, because the source of this knowledge and wisdom is himself.

In many encyclopedias, Veles is listed exclusively as the patron of flora and fauna, forests and animals, ploughmen and traders. But it is he who, taking care of the material world, connects it with the spiritual world, protecting the Magi and inspiring writers, poets and storytellers.

Velez looks after all life on Earth and willingly helps kind and hardworking people, sometimes changing his image: Yes, the beloved children of Santa Claus – this is also one of his hypostases, known to Rodnoveram as Karachun. Often the idol of Veles is depicted not only with a recognizable horn on his head and a cornucopia in his hands, but also with a staff at his feet, which symbolizes a reliable support and help. « Small, but perfectly formed!" – these words are just a small idol of Veles with a length of 20 cm. Such a Chur is ideal for red Kut and reminds us that the riches of worldly goods should be moderate, then they will not bore you or your family and friends.

Chur Velesa embodies the saying: « Small but precious". Buy a small idol of the God Veles from a tree of 20 cm you can in the online store to make the Red Corner fuller, and your whole Family, looking at his image, felt the harmony of body and soul, work and rest, creativity and routine, because one can not be without the other.

For a small home altar, carved from wood that he himself harvested and dried in the village for more than a year and a half, in the old grandfather's way! The idol is covered with mordant and waxed (impregnated with natural beeswax with oils) for the best appearance and preservation of its unchanged form! Such an Idol will serve you and your grandchildren for centuries!