Goldberry

Goldberry is a character from J.R.R. Tolkien’s "The Lord of the Rings." She is known as the River-daughter or the Lady of the Water, embodying the peaceful and nurturing qualities of a river, and is married to Tom Bombadil. Described as a beautiful, ethereal figure with a serene presence, she represents nature’s purity and harmony. Goldberry’s character symbolizes the restorative power of water and the natural world, serving as a gentle guardian figure within the story’s mythical landscape.