ᚦ Norse Festival · Late October / Early November
Álfablót
Also: Elf Sacrifice
Significance
Private, household sacrifice to the land elves (Álfar) — spirits of the land and honored dead ancestors. Done within the home, not shared with outsiders.
When it falls
late_october_early_november Observed over 1 day.
Questions & Answers
Questions about Álfablót
Answers include editorial interpretation. Linked works identify the reference recorded for an answer; they are not verified passage-level citations.
Which gods are honored at Álfablót?
The deities honored at Álfablót are: Freyr (lord of the Álfar), Household Álfar. Private, household sacrifice to the land elves (Álfar) — spirits of the land and honored dead ancestors. Done within the home, not shared with outsiders.
Editorial explanation; no specific source passage identified.
What is Álfablót?
Also known as: Elf Sacrifice. Private, household sacrifice to the land elves (Álfar) — spirits of the land and honored dead ancestors. Done within the home, not shared with outsiders.
Editorial explanation; no specific source passage identified.
What is Álfablót in the Norse tradition?
Álfablót is a Norse festival. Private, household sacrifice to the land elves (Álfar) — spirits of the land and honored dead ancestors. Done within the home, not shared with outsiders.
Editorial explanation; no specific source passage identified.