JERA

Jera embodies the cyclic nature of time, symbolizing the completion of seasons or cycles. It reflects the eternal interplay of opposites and emphasizes rhythmic change and continuous movement. Jera's energy encourages alignment with natural cycles and the fulfillment of goals.

The goddess Fulla serves as Frigg's trusted confidante and attendant, overseeing her personal belongings and welfare. Associated with abundance, she may bless fields for bountiful harvests. As a symbol of the earth's fullness, she receives offerings such of gold, representing prosperity and abundance.

Like the golden color of Fulla’s flowing hair, honey and its maker, the humble honeybee, plays an essential role in Norse Mythology. Mead, which is a drink made from honey, is said to be heavily consumed in Valhalla, a heavenly Norse Hall for slain warriors. It was a symbol of reward for the warrior and the end of a cycle for the lives they forfeited.

Not only honey, but also clover, the beloved flower of bees, has significance in Norse lore. The four-leaf clover, also known as the latch herb, was believed to possess the power to unlock any door it touched. This special plant could unlock treasure and opportunity, fulfilling the desire of the wearer. This unlocking is much like the breakthroughs signified by the Jera rune.