Framkölluð
Framkölluð, also known as "framkallað" or "framkalla," is a term primarily used in Icelandic folklore and mythology to describe the act of summoning or calling forth supernatural beings, spirits, or forces. The concept is deeply rooted in the belief systems of the Icelandic sagas and traditional folklore, where various entities such as elves (*huldufólk*), dwarves (*dvergar*), and other unseen beings were thought to inhabit the natural world.
The practice of framkölluð often involved rituals, spells, or incantations intended to communicate with or manipulate
Historically, framkölluð was associated with both reverence and fear. While some believed these beings could offer
In modern times, framkölluð remains a subject of interest in Icelandic cultural studies, particularly in the