A cinematic, mythologically grounded depiction of Frigg from Norse mythology as the queen of Asgard, goddess of marriage, motherhood, household sovereignty, foresight, and hidden knowledge. She is portrayed as a regal, curvy, very busty, mature Scandinavian woman of extraordinary dignity and quiet beauty, with fair Nordic skin, long pale golden-blonde hair arranged in intricate braids, clear gray-blue eyes, and a calm, deeply thoughtful expression. Her presence should feel maternal, intelligent, authoritative, and slightly mysterious rather than youthful, seductive, or warlike. Frigg sits or stands within an elegant great hall in Asgard inspired by Viking-age Scandinavian architecture, with carved wooden pillars, woven textiles, bronze fittings, warm firelight, and restrained divine grandeur. The hall should feel sacred and noble without becoming extravagant high fantasy. She wears richly woven historically inspired Norse garments of fine wool and linen, layered in pale, deep blue, muted red, and natural tones, decorated with intricate Scandinavian embroidery, tablet-woven trim, delicate gold and bronze jewelry, brooches, and a graceful mantle. Her clothing should communicate royal status through craftsmanship and quality rather than through fantasy armor or excessive ornamentation. Beside her is a distaff, spindle, or partially woven textile, subtly referencing spinning, domestic authority, and the weaving of fate. Fine threads may extend across the composition in an almost imperceptibly supernatural way, suggesting connections between people, choices, and destinies. The threads should remain subtle and elegant rather than resembling obvious magical energy. Her gaze is directed slightly away from the viewer, as though she perceives events that have not yet happened. She knows the future but does not speak of everything she knows. The atmosphere around her should carry a sense of restrained sorrow, wisdom, and inevitability. Subtle symbolic elements may include falcon feathers or a falcon-feather cloak nearby, mist or clouds associated with Fensalir, keys or household symbols representing authority, and distant female attendants suggesting Frigg’s retinue without distracting from her. The central mood should be serene, sacred, maternal, and quietly ominous. Frigg should feel like someone who commands immense respect without needing weapons or theatrical displays of power. Authentic Norse mythology, queen of Asgard, divine foresight, marriage, sovereignty, fate, ancient Scandinavian atmosphere, mythological realism, cinematic composition, realistic anatomy, realistic hands, detailed mature female face, historically inspired textiles and jewelry, warm natural firelight, subtle supernatural elements, highly detailed, photorealistic.