Shrine pictures
After running about making various offerings to Hermes, I spent the rest of the morning redoing my Hermes shrine, and my Loki and Sigyn shrine.
Hermes’ place. ^
Loki and Sigyn’s place.^
The icon above is by Grace Palmer, and belonged to my mom Fuensanta.
Posted on February 25, 2017, in Bacchic Things, devotional work, Heathenry, Lived Polytheism, photos, shrines, Uncategorized and tagged Bacchic Things, devotion, devotional life, Heathenry, Hellenic Things, Hermes, Loki, photos, shrines, Sigyn. Bookmark the permalink. 8 Comments.
These are so beautiful. I’m proud to see Wayne’s work enshrined and framed!
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yes! i didn’t specify that they were wayne’s only because i’ve posted about them before and have them with the prayer card list marked with his name. 🙂
I”ve gotten all of them in that same, classic gold frame. they look awesome.
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You can see where Sigyn’s icon is going to go once it’s framed too–right next to Loki’s. 🙂
Folks, Wayne and D. take commissions. If you’re lusting after my icons that they’ve done, you too can have awesome devotional art. Email them.
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Out of curiosity: on Hermes’ shrine there is a small bronze next to the bust of Praxiteles’ Hermes, on the left. Is that an actual bronze antique or a reproduction?
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Very cool shrines! I especially like the icon that belonged to your adoptive Mom. 🙂
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That’s an amazing icon…I was going to ask about it, but you answered it in your post after the picture!
Thank you for sharing these!
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I have a rather substantial box of stuff tucked under each shrine, one has stuff that is Hermes’ that I rotated off His shrine, the other stuff for Sigyn and Loki, and a small assortment of shrine cloths.
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Dionysian Artist, it’s a modern statue. I got it at the Germano-Roman museum in Cologne.
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