Perun Bags
Description: A wooden idol of Perun, split from crown to root by his own lightning. For the ancient Slavs, a tree struck by thunder was sacred: it meant the god himself had touched the earth. This minimalist black and cream design turns that moment into a stark silhouette, framed by oak branches and a pale moon. Slavic mythology without noise, just wood, fire and sky. Designed in Kyiv, Ukraine, by a Ukrainian brand inspired by the old Slavic faith.
Description: The oak was Perun's tree, the axis between heaven and earth where the thunder god struck down his enemy, the serpent Veles. Ancient Slavs held their sacred rites beneath mighty oaks, and on the island of Khortytsia in Ukraine a centuries-old oak still stands as a symbol of that memory. This woodcut-style design shows a carved idol of Perun with braided beard and fur cloak, lightning running through the wood, before a giant oak and a blood-red sun. For lovers of Slavic mythology, Ukrainian history and the strength of old gods. Designed in Kyiv, Ukraine.
Description: Perun, the thunder god of the ancient Slavs, lord of lightning, oak and war. In 980 Prince Volodymyr raised his idol on a hill above Kyiv, carved from wood with a silver head and a golden moustache. Eight years later it was thrown into the Dnipro, but the thunder never stopped. This bold red, black and cream design shows the carved idol split by lightning against a burning sun, in the raw spirit of Slavic mythology. Designed in Kyiv, Ukraine, for everyone who carries the old gods in their blood.
