Heimdall art norse mythology

Heimdall or Heimdalr, in Norse mythology, the son of Odin and nine mothers, the guardian of the gods, who lives at the edge of the world. His duty was to protect the rainbow bridge Bivrest, which connected Asgard with Midgard (the world of heaven and the world of earth), from the giants-jotuns.

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Diesellord on Instagram: "Heimdall is a god in Norse mythology, known for his keen senses and his role as the guardian of the rainbow bridge (Bifrost) that connects the realm of the gods (Asgard) to the mortal world (Midgard). In addition to his role as a guardian, Heimdall is also associated with justice and fairness, and is sometimes depicted as a god of justice and law. He is also associated with the sea, and is sometimes depicted as a god of the ocean or of seafarers."