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Freyja

Freyja and Svipdag - John Bauer From Bland Tomtar Och Troll (Among Gnomes and Trolls) Please look in my shop for more work by "John Bauer":https://www.redbubble.com/people/forgottenbeauty/collections/994984-john-bauer?asc=u

mythology

From Norse mythology: Skade the daughter of the frost giant Thiassi and wife of the sea god Njord is a huntress that traversed the icy mountains on snow shoes. Skade and her husband Njord found it impossible to live in the conditions of each others homes so they agreed to live apart, yet their relationship continued.

Profile of the beautiful Valkyrie Brunhilde of Norse mythology who carried fallen warriors to Valhalla.

God, your boyfriend's hot! Show the world you won't settle for a mere mortal.

Illustration depicting the Norse goddess Hel/Hél/Hela/Héla, the goddess of death and ruler of Helheim.

Strong Viking Woman

Hel, the Goddess of the freezing Norse afterlife, half beautiful woman, half corpse.

From a Children's Book I wrote for my niece Urd about the norns / goddesses of destiny in the northern mythology

Here they come! It’s the kid super team of Neon Disco Vikings Junior!

The rowan is prominent in Norse mythology as the tree from which the first woman was made, (the first man being made from the ash tree). It was said to have saved the life of the god Thor by bending over a fast-flowing river in the Underworld in which Thor was being swept away and helping him back to the shore.

Cheiranthus: This dark faerie from celtic myth conveys messages between the land of the living and the land of the dead.

"Goddess of the Norse: Viking God Freya and Her Feline Chariot" is a beautiful tribute to the Viking gods and goddesses. This design features the goddess Freya, riding in her chariot drawn by two majestic cats. With its elegant lines and graceful depiction of Freya, this piece is sure to evoke a sense of beauty and grace. Whether you're a fan of Viking-themed designs or just love powerful women, this piece is a must-have for your collection. It's perfect for adding a touch of mythology and femininity to any space and makes a great gift for history and mythology enthusiasts. So embrace the goddess of the Norse and get your "Goddess of the Norse: Viking God Freya and Her Feline Chariot" today!

Freya in goddess style design

In Norse mythology, Skadi is the goddess of winter and archery. She's a skilled huntress and also rules mountains and skiing, revenge, hunting and all kinds of wilderness.

This Norse Goddess Freyja artwork features the Scandinavian goddess Freyja in a zen yoga meditation pose.

Are you a true pagan of Scandinavian, Germanic, Celtic, or Icelandic heritage? Pagan design for girls and all pagan women with a spiritual connection to ancient paganism and Nordic civilizations.

In Norse mythology, Heimdall, also Heimdallr, is the guardian of the gods. This design with a colorful drawing of Heimdal bears the words "Heimdall - Guardian of the gods". The perfect motif for fans of Viking myths and legends.

Oh she can’t be taken down, this drag heroine of intergalactic renown! It’s Visa!

Freya Germanic Goddess by Mailson Cello.

Fantasy Celtic ornament with triple spiral symbol and ancient medieval fairy holding sword. Beautiful Gothic Western Europe decoration. Pattern for modern wallpaper, print, Henna, tattoo.

This design shows 14 gods and goddesses of Norse mythology. Besides the viking gods Odin and Freya, Thor and Loki are of course also represented. Do you love history, gods and mythology? Then this design with many deities of Viking mythology is just right.

The Goddess Freyja stands in the middle of a triangle under a bright full moon with her two loyal cats at either side in shades of blue with a watercolor texture.

That which does not kill me should RUN

The Norse goddess Sif is the wife of Thor and is thought to be a fertility goddess. Some scholars believe her golden locks symbolize harvest. She's most known for the myth where Loki cuts off her blonde hair; Thor only spares the trickster's life when he promises to find her an even fairer head of hair. Unfortunately, not many references remain of this Aesir goddess.