Mimir - In Mythology, Odin sacrifices his right eye to Mimir to gain wisdom; Mimir then drops Odin's eye in his well. To take a drink from Mimir's well is to gain wisdom. Illustration by Nicolas R. Giacondino, copyright Norhalla.com.

Mimir

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In Mythology, Odin sacrifices his right eye to Mimir to gain wisdom; Mimir then drops Odin's eye in his well. To take a drink from Mimir's well is to gain wisdom. Some tellings also say Mimir is beheaded and Odin consults his severed head.

Features to include when drawing:

  • Blonde hair & facial hair
  • Blue eyes
  • Light Armor
  • Helmet optional
  • In charge of the "Well of Mimir" - think library
  • Gives advice to Odin
  • Splash color = Orange

Mimir represents and personifies, and is the source of what is known as divine inspiration, perspective, and insight as it relates to philosophy.

Mimir is featured in the children's book Norse of Course: The Roots of Yggdrasil.