IDUNN

IDUNN Iðunn 

Norse Goddess of Eternal Life

Goddesses Series

Mythology

Idunn is a goddess of Norse mythology who reigns over immortality of the gods. Her name means “Rejuvenating One,” “Rejuvenator” or “Ever-young.” Kennings for her name are about springs or eddies of water, and notions like the Fountain of Youth may be in reference to her. She is depicted as a summery maiden goddess adorned with blossoms, bearing fruit, and tending her gardens. She is the guardian of a sacred apple orchard, containing apples that are the secret to the gods’ eternal life. She is the wife of Bragi, a god of poetry and music.  

Signs and Symbols

Apples (especially golden), apple cider, orchards, fruit trees, and spring blossoms. Eggs, seeds, and nuts (especially hazelnut). Springs, brooks, streams, and fountains. Spring (season) and dawn. Baby animals and baskets. The colours gold, light green and rosy pink. The rune: Vend.

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