from Norse Mythology, a Valkyrie is shown in the Standing Valkyrie Statue. Depicted as a young woman dressed for battle, the Valkyrie decides who dies in battle, then bears the dead to the afterlife.

The Standing Viking Warrior Statue depicts a classic Viking warrior standing with his weapons ready, as though about to enter into battle. With his ornate weapons and armor, this Viking has the look of a seasoned and decorated warrior.

Depicting the ruling god of Norse mythology, the Seated Odin Statue depicts a wizened yet powerful man as he sits on a simple throne, accompanied by a loyal hound at his side and a single raven perched upon his shoulder.

Odin possessed many animal companions, including ravens and hunting hounds, but none were grander than his mighty steed,Sleipnir. In the Odin and Sleipnir Statue, the pair is depicted as Odin gives a cry while riding off to war.

The Valkyrie Bust statue represents the chooser of the slain from Norse mythology. The Valkyrie is one of a host of female figures who decides who will die in battle. The Valkyries bring their chosen to the afterlife hall of the slain.

The Battle Ready Viking Warrior Statue depicts a classic Viking warrior caught before the start of a battle. This warrior stands with his weapon drawn and shield ready in a simple pose that reveals an impressive stature.

As queen of the gods and wife to Odin, Frigga was the foremost of goddesses in Norse mythology. In the Frigga Statue, she is depicted as a beautiful woman who wields