idun
Idun, in Norse mythology, is a goddess associated with youth, rejuvenation, and the apples that grant the gods eternal life. In sources such as the Prose Edda, she is described as the wife of Bragi, the god of poetry, and as the guardian of a golden apple orchard whose fruit keeps the Æsir young. Her name is connected to renewal and sustaining vitality.
A central myth centers on the theft of Idun by the giant Thiazi. Without her apples, the
In modern times, Idun is recognized as a figure from Norse myth and is used as a