Maderáhkka Pendant

Maderáhkka (the first Akka or mother) who receives the soul of a child from Radien (supreme deity) and gives it a body. This goddess is a fascinating figure within Sámi mythology, representing the intricate relationship between nature and the Sámi people and is often depicted as a powerful spirit associated with the land, fertility, and the cycle of life and death. Maderáhkka is the mother to the three goddesses Sáráhkku, Juksáhkku and Uksáhkku

The Sámi are indigenous to the northern parts of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and the Kola Peninsula and have a rich cultural heritage that includes a deep reverence for nature and its elements. Maderáhkka  embodies these themes, highlighting the importance of the earth and its resources in Sámi beliefs. The connection to the land is crucial, as the Sámi traditionally rely on reindeer herding, fishing, and gathering for their survival. By honoring Maderáhkka they express gratitude for the natural world and its gifts.

Maderáhkka pendant has a leather necklace featuring Bone and Bronzite