Madder Akka Sami Symbols Adjustable Open Ring

Madder Akka protects pregnant mothers and young children. She is associated with agriculture and the harvest as well. Under folklore, the Sami people honored Madder-Akka by transforming her from a human lady into a deity. Madder-Akka is frequently portrayed as an old woman with long hair and a crooked back. She occasionally appears with a stick in her hand and is dressed in traditional Sami garb. Her three children, Sarakka, Juksakka, and Uksakka, assist with the delivery service by choosing baby names and avoiding diaper rash. Madder Akka is still recognized and honored today in certain Sami villages.