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Acca Þunoring

a man standing on top of a large alligator in the ocean next to another creature

Thor Slays the Midgard Serpent

by Ferdinand Leeke (Germany)

Baldr and Forseti by Emil Doepler 1905

“Forseti is the name of the son of Baldr and Nanna daughter of Nep: he has that hall in heaven which is called Glitnir. All that come to him with such quarrels as arise out of law-suits, all these return thence reconciled. That is the best seat of judgment among Gods and men; thus it is said here: A hall is called Glitnir, | with gold ’t is pillared, And with silver thatched the same; There Forseti bides | the full day through, And puts to sleep all suits.” -Gylfaginning, Section 32

a man standing on top of a boat in the water

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Pagan Wheel Of The Year

Celtic Tattoos For Men

Human Figure Sketches

Costume design (1876), by Karl Emil Döpler (1824-1905), for Loge, in “Das Rheingold” (1854), by Richard Wagner (1813-1883).

a painting of a woman with a hat on her head standing next to a man

Óðinn drinks from Mímir's Well. Illustration by Willy Pogány, from Padraic Colum's The Children of Odin.

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Njord- Norse myth: god of wealth, fertility, and the sea. He was accidentally married to the giantess Skadi, and they disliked each other to the point of separating.

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Norse Gods And Goddesses

Ing/Freyr. His affiliation with deer and him being a giver of wealth, and his rulership over the elves makes him the original Santa. How he was given Elfhome by loosing his first tooth, makes it clear that he is also the original tooth fairy.

Sun dancer girl from the NORDIC BRONZE AGE, roughly based on the clothes and artifacts found in the burial of the Egtved girl, who died in her late teens in Denmark in 1370 BC Worldbuilding Clothes, Nordic Women, Wings Of Icarus, Native Outfits, Göbekli Tepe, Paint Jewelry, History Illustration, Best Student, Age Of Empires

Worldbuilding Clothes

Sun dancer of the Nordic Bronze Age-Joan Francesc Oliveras Palleros

Sun dancer girl from the NORDIC BRONZE AGE, roughly based on the clothes and artifacts found in the burial of the Egtved girl, who died in her late teens in Denmark in 1370 BC