Ægir (God of the sea)

Ægir is a Norse deity associated with the sea, often depicted as a giant or sea god who embodies the ocean’s power and mystery. In Norse mythology, he is known for hosting lavish feasts for the gods in his hall beneath the sea, showcasing his hospitality and importance. Ægir represents the unpredictable and formidable nature of the ocean—its storms, tides, and depths—that both sustains and challenges those who rely on the sea. He plays a vital role in mythological stories, symbolizing mankind’s relationship with the sea's awe-inspiring and potentially dangerous force.