HODR, THE NORSE GOD OF WINTER, IS OFTEN ASSOCIATED WITH THE COLOR SILVER. THIS CONNECTION IS ROOTED IN THE SYMBOLISM OF THE WINTER SEASON. IN NORSE MYTHOLOGY, WINTER IS OFTEN DEPICTED AS A TIME OF DARKNESS, STILLNESS, AND INTROSPECTION. THE COLD AND THE SNOW REPRESENT A TIME OF WAITING, A TIME OF REFLECTION AND RENEWAL. THIS SENSE OF STILLNESS AND INTROSPECTION IS REFLECTED IN THE COLOR SILVER, WHICH IS OFTEN ASSOCIATED WITH CALMNESS AND ELEGANCE. SILVER IS ALSO ASSOCIATED WITH THE MOON, WHICH ADDS TO ITS CONNECTION TO HODR. IN NORSE MYTHOLOGY, THE MOON IS OFTEN DEPICTED AS A SYMBOL OF MYSTERY AND MAGIC

THE NORSE GODDESS SKADI IS OFTEN ASSOCIATED WITH THE HARSH, WINTERY ENVIRONMENT OF THE MOUNTAINS. AS THE GODDESS OF WINTER SPORTS AND HUNTING, SHE EMBODIES THE RUGGED AND POWERFUL SPIRIT OF THE NORDIK WILDERNESS. THE COLOR SILVER REPRESENTS THE COLD, GLEAMING BEAUTY OF WINTER, REFLECTING THE LIGHT OF THE WINTER SUN AND THE FROSTY LANDSCAPE. THE BLACK LEATHER STRAP SYMBOLIZES SKADI’S UNWAVERING STRENGTH AND DETERMINATION, AS WELL AS HER CONNECTION TO THE DARK, MYSTERIOUS POWERS OF THE NIGHT.