Freya

Freya is the Norse goddess of love, beauty, fertility, magic (seidr), and war, a powerful Vanir deity who rides the boar Hildisvini and wears the radiant Brisingamen necklace. She claims half the slain warriors for her hall Folkvangr, while Odin takes the rest. Freya taught seidr magic to the Aesir and is known for her beauty, passion, and independence. In myths, she seeks treasures and knowledge, embodying feminine power, sensuality, and sovereignty. Revered by women and warriors, Freya represents the duality of creation and destruction, love and battle in Norse cosmology.