Ran is a fascinating goddess from Norse mythology, known as the lady of the seas and wife of Ægir, the ocean giant. Together, they ruled over the waters and sea creatures, but Ran stood out for her enigmatic and sometimes dark nature. With a magical net, she was famous for capturing unfortunate sailors who ventured into stormy seas, dragging them to the depths of the ocean.
Ran was not only feared but also revered by sailors and fishermen. They would often make offerings to calm her wrath and ensure a safe journey. Her nine daughters, known as the Ondines, also played important roles, representing different aspects of waves and ocean currents. Each of them inherited the beauty and power of their mother, contributing to the reverence Ran inspired in the Norse imagination.
Although Ran may seem like a fearsome figure, her story reveals the duality of nature: dangerous and beautiful at the same time. She symbolizes the untamable power of the sea, which can be both a source of sustenance and a destructive force. Through her figure, the ancient Norse recognized the need for respect and caution when dealing with the forces of nature, a lesson that resonates to this day.
Material: High-definition resin
Weight: 370 g
Height: 23 cm
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