HEL
What the Hells a Helaphant ? A lady Savage! Let's start with the elephant, a symbol of matriarchal power. Female elephants form close-knit herds, protecting each other's children from harm and supporting one another in times of need. When a member is ill or in labor, they gather around her, forming a circle of protection with the vulnerable one at the center, facing outward towards potential threats. Elephants are known for their exceptional memory and deep emotional bonds, often returning to visit the graves of their loved ones years after they've passed. In contrast, Hel or Hela, from Norse mythology, is a fierce and formidable figure. As the daughter of Loki and sister of Jörmungandr and Fenrir, she rules over her icy kingdom with a stern gaze, her face half-decayed into a skull. The Helaphant represents the fusion of these two powerful feminine forces: the nurturing, protective energy of the elephant and the fierce, unyielding spirit of Hel. The goal is to tap into this inner strength, embracing both the savage and the feminine, and inspiring other women to do the same.