Frigg and Her Maidens Print – 1902 Norse Goddess Frigg with Gná and Fulla, Viking Wall Art, Norse Mythology Poster, Scandinavian Pagan Decor #334

This Frigg and Her Maidens Print is a detailed reproduction of one of the most elegant depictions of the Norse goddess Frigg. The image comes from  'Asgard and the Gods: the Tales and Traditions of Our Northern Ancestors' by Wägner, W. MacDowall, M. W. Anson, W. S. W. (1902). This striking artwork shows Frigg seated on her throne, serene yet commanding, as she gestures toward her swift messenger Gná, who rides the magical horse Hófvarpnir through the clouds. At Frigg’s side stands her trusted handmaiden Fulla, holding the goddess’s sacred eski (ash box), along with two other attendants whose identities remain a mystery.

The composition perfectly captures the dignity and sovereignty of Frigg, queen of Asgard, wife of Odin, and goddess of marriage, foresight, and destiny. Her throne, her calm authority, and the presence of her companions reflect her role as a weaver of fate and guardian of cosmic order.

A Portal to Norse Mythology

This image is an invitation to step into the halls of Asgard. Frigg is one of the most important goddesses in the Norse pantheon, associated with wisdom, prophecy, and protection of the home and family. In this scene, she dispatches Gná on a divine errand, symbolizing her watchful care over all realms.

Available as a fine art print on antiqued paper for a museum-like authenticity or as a bold gallery-quality canvas for a powerful display. Delivered unframed, ready for you to choose a frame that matches your home — mythic, rustic, or modern.

Symbolism and Meaning

• Frigg on the Throne – Embodies sovereignty, foresight, and divine queenship

• Fulla with the Eski – Guardian of secrets and keeper of Frigg’s treasures

• Gná on Hófvarpnir – Represents swiftness, divine errands, and far-reaching vision

• The Throne Scene – A glimpse into Asgard’s divine court

• Female Attendants – Symbolize loyalty, service, and the goddess’s retinue

Historical and Cultural Context

Published in 1902, this engraving reflects the early 20th-century romantic fascination with Norse mythology and its divine figures. The illustration brings Frigg’s mythos to life, combining regal posture with narrative action, offering both a historical artifact and a timeless meditation on divine order and protection.

This artwork is more than a piece of history — it is a way to connect with the archetype of the wise queen, the guardian of home and fate, and one of the most revered goddesses of the Viking Age.

Why Choose This Print?

• Faithful reproduction of a classic early 20th-century illustration

• Highlights Frigg’s role as queen and weaver of fate

• Printed on antiqued paper or canvas for a historically authentic feel

• Delivered unframed, perfect for custom framing

• Ideal for Norse mythology enthusiasts, Viking history lovers, and spiritual seekers

• Adds depth, sophistication, and mythic presence to any room

Perfect For

• Collectors of Norse and Viking-inspired art

• Students of mythology, folklore, and history of religion

• Practitioners of pagan, heathen, or Ásatrú traditions

• Decorators seeking Nordic, mythic, or esoteric imagery

• Anyone fascinated by the archetype of the wise queen and mother

This Frigg and Her Maidens Print (#334) is more than artwork — it is a visual hymn to the goddess’s wisdom, sovereignty, and eternal watch over the Nine Realms.

👉 Order your Frigg and Fulla Print today and let the queen of Asgard bring protection, insight, and elegance into your space.

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