Sedna, the revered Inuit goddess of the sea and marine life, embodies both creation and power in the Arctic’s icy depths. Betrayed and cast into the ocean by her father, her severed fingers transformed into the seals, whales, and fish that sustain life. Sedna commands the creatures of the sea, her presence a reminder of the delicate balance between humanity and nature. Both feared and honored, she symbolizes resilience, transformation, and the sacred relationship between survival and respect for the natural world.