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Digital illustration of Yavanna, valyer of nature, character from The Silmarillion by Tolkien.

Aug 11, 2015 · Yavanna, the Queen of the Earth Inspired by the Silmarillion (J. R. R. Tolkien).

Jul 16, 2017 · ..."As yet no flower had bloomed nor any bird had sung, for these things waited still their time in the bosom of Yavanna..." Illustration for the Silmarillion by Tolkien

She's the fertility/mother goddess of Tolkien's pantheon, in all but name. She represents a feminine ideal of mine, and a celebration of renewal, and rebirth. Here she is with the Maia of her realm of nature, greeting the fire spirit, Arien, as she steers the ship of the sun, to its first sunrise over Arda (Middle Earth).

I'm very fond of Lord of the Rings. Yavanna is the creator of all things that grow, nature goddess basically.

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Yavanna is the Giver of Fruits. She is the lover of all things that grow in the earth, & all their countless forms she holds in her mind, from the trees like towers in forests long ago to the …

Yavanna (Quenya; IPA: [jaˈvanna] - "Giver of Fruits") was of the Ainur and Valar, and one of the Aratar who was responsible for the growth of all the fruits and growing things of Arda. She was also called Kementári (Quenya; IPA: "Queen of the Earth"), Ivon (Sindarin; IPA: "Giver of Fruits").

Nov 1, 2022 · Yavanna was one of the Aratar and was next to Varda in reverence. She was the elder "sister" of Vána and the spouse of Aulë. She was responsible for all things that grew in the earth, from the towering trees to the moss on the rocks. Her usual form was that of …