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Topless Goddess on a Cold Day
As a Vanir Goddess of the far North, the Lady Freya seems remarkably unaffected by the cold.
Of course, as the Goddess of Love and Beauty, she warms us with her feminine delights.
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Freyja and Brisingamen
Goddess Freyja loves gold and beautiful jewelry.
Prized above all is Brisingamen, a magical necklace which augments the Lady's already phenomenal beauty.
Freyja received Brisingamen from the dwarves in return for her favors.
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Magical Goddess
The Lady Freya is a magical Goddess.
She taught magic to Odin when the Aesir and the Vanir ended their great war.
She taught Seidr, a type of mental magic and the ability to prophesize, to her human priestesses.
She can also transform herself and cast a variety of spells, as befits a major Goddess.
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Freyja and her Chariot
When she's not flying in the guise of a falcon, the Lady Freyja rides in a chariot pulled by two cats.
Shown here with several nude fairies, the Goddess shows off her magical necklace Brisingamen.
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Goddess of Bounty
When searching the Earth for her lost husband Od, the Goddess Freya was terribly sad and lonely.
Her tears leeched the bounty from the crops, smiting the land with her sorrow.
Later, the Lady Freya retraced her steps, restoring the fertility to the land that she had ruined in her sadness.
Where the lady walked, there was fruitfulness, and where she rested, there was prosperity.
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