* Northern Light : Nanna * by DreamRage
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Description
* The Brave, Goddess of Blossom, Daughter of the Aesir, Wife of Baldr, Mother of Forseti...
When Baldr was unintentionally slain by his blind brother Hoor through the treachery of Loki, she was overcome with grief. The Aesir where preparing the funeral pyre for Baldr on his mighty ship Hringhorni. Watching all this, she made the decision to stay on the side of her beloved husband and follow him even through death. So she put on the dress she wore when she first met Baldr, gave her blossoms to the nine worlds for a last time and left Asgard forever and died. The Aesir placed her body alongside of Baldr`s together with magic gifts and launched the burning ship.
Later, when Hermod set out on his quest to bring Baldr back from the underworld and entered the Hall of Hel, he saw Baldr there in the seat of honour alongside Nanna, who sent back with Hermod gifts for the other gods, including a robe for Frigg and a ring for Fulla, both filled with the magic of all the love a woman can give.
** Thank you all for your interest in this wonderful mythology of my ancestors, thank you for all of your wonderful comments and Fav`s, thank you for enjoying this series so far.

Comments (39)
Wonderful image!!!
Simply awesome!
fantastic work love the whole series!!!!!
Another great depiction! Her expression is definately a strongpoint in this image that is full of them. Excellent one of a kind style!
Sensational ! ! ! Love the Ships & the Mood set by the colors.
Excellent work... nice... very nice Hugs
Excellent rendition of a great tale!
Great character and excellent work in the scene. Gotta say I love the ship sailing the high skies!
Super image! Very well done!