Images of Freya

Displayed here are some interpretations of the beautiful Freya.
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Freya as a Valkyrie
Freya lives in the beautiful palace Folkvang ("field of folk"), a place where love songs are always played, and her hall is Sessrumnir. She divides the slain warriors with Odin: one half goes to her palace, while the other half goes to Valhalla. Women also go to her hall.

Freya as a fertility goddess
In Norse mythology, Freya is the goddess of love and fertility, and the most beautiful and propitious of the goddesses. She is the patron goddess of crops and birth, the symbol of sensuality and was called upon in matters of love. She loves music, spring and flowers, and is particularly fond of the elves (fairies). Freya is the foremost Goddess of the Vanir.
Artwork © Microsoft - www.ToddLockwood.com - used by permission of Todd Lockwood

Freya with her cats and falcon cape
Goddess Freya has a special love of cats, and all good cats adore her and help her whenever they can. Some of the larger cats even pull her chariot. Freya also travels using her falcon cloak, which allows her to fly in magical guise.
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Freya in a small chariot, drawn by cats,
from Walhall: Die Gotterwelt Der Germanen
Her chariot is drawn by two cats (their names are never stated) and she owns the precious Brisings' necklace, which she slept with four dwarves to acquire. She also owns a feather coat which she can use to fly between the worlds.

Freya in her chariot, drawn by cats
As a goddess of both love and fertility, flowers were among her symbols. The keys on her belt symbolized both domesticity and hidden knowledge. The two cats playing at her feet pulled her chariot or wagon. They also were symbols of a happy home life. Her dagger and ornamented armor exemplifies her power and her influence over the battlefield. The overall richness of her clothing expresses her connection with prosperity and fertility.

The natural beauty of the Goddess Freya
Freya is the Norse Goddess of wealth, fertility, warfare, and love. The blue-eyed Freya is famed among men, gods and giants for her beauty. She also is a knowledgeable magician, and it was she who taught Odin the shamanic magical practices known as seidr.

The Goddess Freya turns cold, cruel Winter
to abundant Spring
Freya is the Goddess of fertility and war. Originally one of the Vanir, she is the daughter of Njord, and the sister of Frey. Her daughters, by Od, are named Hnoss, who is so beautiful that whatever is valuable and lovely is named "treasure" after her, and Gersemi.

Beautiful and magical, Goddess Freya is a Goddess of Nature and the harvest
As a fertility Goddess, Freya is associated with nature, good harvests, and all that's green and growing. Her beauty and sensuality translate into health, fertility and wild, untamed nature. Freya personifies all that is good and growing in nature - both the untamed forests and the croplands that feed the world.
Artwork © - Jonathon Earl Bowser - www.JonathonArt.com

Goddess Freya is a magical fertility Goddess
The flowers bloom under the gentle love of the Goddess Freya. She nurtures and waters them in her role as fertility goddess. Freya is mindful of the prayers of young lovers - both those seeking love and those seeking to fill their families with children. She is prosperity personified.
Artwork © - Jonathon Earl Bowser - www.JonathonArt.com

Freya - Teacher and Practitioner of the Old Magicks
As the Goddess of the Seidr, Freya is the keeper of mystical knowledge. It is she who came to Odin from the Vanir to teach him the ways of magic. Powerful beyond measure, Freya is the one, true Mistress of Good Magick. Somewhat chaotic, she is nevertheless a force for good in the world.

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