# Morrigan and Crow Figurine

> A Morrigan and crow figurine in hand-painted resin with a bronze finish: the Celtic goddess of war and death, with sword drawn, for pagan altars.

- Shop: Next Day Gifts (nextdaygifts.co.uk), a UK gift shop run by Clockwise Ltd
- Price: £61.49
- Availability: in stock
- Delivery: Dispatched in 1–2 working days · Tracked UK delivery, 2–3 working days. Delivery £3.95, free over £60.
- Returns: 14 days from delivery
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- URL: https://nextdaygifts.co.uk/products/morrigan-and-crow-figurine-bronze-ornament-gift
- Details checked against the supplier's specification: 2026-10-08

## About this gift

Pagan fans will want this Morrigan and crow figurine: a resin Celtic goddess of war and death with her sword drawn and a raven messenger arriving. It is a bold gift for anyone drawn to Celtic myth and dark alternative figures.

Her red dress is slit up to the thigh, she wears knee-high boots, and her long hair cascades over the torc around her neck. She stands on a rocky battlefield with her left hand outstretched towards the raven. The resin has a bronze finish and is carefully hand-painted.

Altars need a centrepiece, and this statuette is made for the job. Give it to a pagan friend or a fan of Celtic goddesses. Put the Morrigan and crow figurine in their hands and give their altar a goddess with attitude.

## Key facts

- Celtic goddess of war and death
- Resin with a bronze finish
- Carefully hand-painted
- Sword drawn, raven messenger alighting
- A centrepiece for an altar

## What's in the box

- 1 Morrigan and crow figurine

## Details

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| Material | Resin with a bronze finish |
| Finish | Hand-painted |

## Questions

### Who is the Morrigan?

The Morrigan, or Morrighan, is the Celtic goddess of war and death. This figurine shows her with her sword drawn.

### What is the Morrigan and crow figurine made from?

Resin, given a bronze finish and carefully hand-painted.

### Can it go on an altar?

Yes. It is a pagan statuette and a centrepiece for an altar.