Norse folklore

Discover the intriguing legend of Eir in Norse mythology. This captivating deity, revered as the goddess of healing, holds a significant place in the intricate tales of Norse folklore. Revered for her extraordinary healing abilities, Eir's presence is renowned for bringing hope and restoration to those in need within the mythical world. Explore the enchanting stories that depict her important role and delve into the mystical realm of ancient Norse beliefs.

Jonny Andvik: Fossegrimen. The Fossegrimen is a spirit who lives in waterfalls and is neither good nor evil - unlike his kinsman, the Nøkken who is both dangerous and clever. The Fossegrimen is a magnificent musician who plays the fiddle day and night. If an aspiring fiddle player ventures to seek his help, the Fossegrimen will gladly help, for a price of course. He must go to the waterfall and offer the Fossegrimen a nice meal, usually a good plump joint of meat.

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“Ängsälvor” 🧝🏻‍♀️ (“Meadow Elves”) By By Nils Blommér, 1850 In “Ängsälvor” Blommér depicted fairies dancing in a meadow in the twilight.…

Illustration of Huldra (norse folklore). This is a collaboration, done with Anne Marte Markussen.

Huldra -Norse Mythology Creature

Watercolor illustrations for the 1911 German translation of Swedish poet Viktor Rydberg's Fädernas Gudasaga, originally published in 1887.

Yggdrasil is a massive tree at the centre of Norse Cosmology which links and shelters the Nine Worlds. It is thought to be an eternal green ash tree whose branches stretch over the homeworlds and …

There are nine worlds in Norse Mythology, they are called Niflheim, Muspelheim, Asgard, Midgard, Jotunheim, Vanaheim, Alfheim, Svartalfheim, Helheim. The nine worlds in Norse mythology are held in …