Fulla
Frigg's Handmaid · Keeper of Frigg's Secrets · Bearer of Frigg's Eski
Fulla in Norse tradition
A golden band circles Fulla’s forehead, above her flowing hair. Snorri describes her as a virgin. She is a goddess of abundance and one of the Asynjur. Fulla is Frigga’s sister and favourite attendant. She carries Frigga’s jewel box, which contains magical tools used in special ceremonies, and helps her mistress with her toilet.
Fulla’s place is in Frigga’s household and service, rather than in a myth of her own. She safeguards the jewel box and receives a magic ring sent back from Niflheim by the dead Nanna. This reference does not establish a role in the story of Baldr. Fulla’s name appears in skaldic kennings for gold and for ‘woman’. She is probably identical with Volla, the goddess named in the Second Merseburg Charm, but her exact identity remains uncertain. She may be an independent deity or another name for Freyja. Her appearance in skaldic poetry from the tenth century suggests that she was not a late allegory of abundance.
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Who is Fulla?
Fulla is a Norse deity associated with service in Frigg's household, guardianship of Frigg's secrets, care of Frigg's possessions, and horse healing.Source
Source
- Essential Visual History of World Mythology
- Dictionary of northern mythology
What is Fulla associated with?
Fulla is associated with service in Frigg's household, guardianship of Frigg's secrets, care of Frigg's possessions, and horse healing.Source
Source
- Essential Visual History of World Mythology
- Dictionary of northern mythology
The names Fulla answers to
Volla
The name associated with Fulla in the Second Merseburg Charm
SourceDictionary of northern mythology
Frigg's Handmaid
Frigg's attendant or serving woman
SourceEssential Visual History of World Mythology
Keeper of Frigg's Secrets
A goddess entrusted with Frigg's hidden knowledge
SourceDictionary of northern mythology
Where Fulla is mentioned
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Stories elsewhere on MythSource that mention Fulla, each on that figure’s page.
- Frigg and Odin’s Wager over Geirröth · on Frigg
- Frigg Sends Hermóðr to Recover Baldr · on Frigg
- Hel’s Bargain for Baldr · on Hel
- Hermóðr’s Ride to Hel · on Hermod
- Hel's Dominion · on Jötnar
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