Sculpture inspired by Slavic mythology (the DAJBOG motif) represents a beautiful and original souvenir.
The author is sculptor Jovan Petronijević. It is made of resin, filled with plaster, hand cast, painted and patinated.

Each sculpture has the author's logo, ROD brand mark and original packaging with a description in two languages.
The sculptures are protected by the Intellectual Property Office.

Height of the sculpture: 17 cm

DAJBOG
Dajbog is one of the sons of Svarog, God of the Sun, giver of light, rain and fertility - all that is good. The Slavs believed that Dajbog travels through the sky every day in a magical two-wheeled chariot with four white horses with fiery manes and golden wings harnessed, and that the sunlight comes from the fiery shield that Dajbog carries with him. He died in the evening and went to the underworld, only to be resurrected again in the morning. Also, it is believed that during the summer months, Dajbog is in our apparent world, giving the Sun, while in the winter he descends to Nav, the world of the souls of our ancestors. He had a majestic demeanor, beautiful, sun-golden hair and sky blue eyes from which nothing could be hidden.
Dajbog is the supreme God among the old Serbs, from Him we became a nation. He presents himself as a quiet, gentle and benevolent old man, with white hair and a beard, dressed in a fur coat with a staff in his hand. It is believed that he is the incarnation of the white wolf, our mythical ancestor, that is, the supreme deity from the period of animism, and the wolf is his faithful companion. He is also called the "wolf shepherd". After accepting Christianity, our people transferred the characteristics of Dajbog, as the most revered of the Gods, to Saint Sava, the most revered among saints.