Sigyn is a figure from Norse mythology, known as the wife of the god Loki. She is often depicted as a loyal and devoted partner, standing by Loki during his trials and tribulations. Sigyn is particularly associated with the myth where she holds a bowl to catch the venom that drips from a serpent, preventing it from harming Loki while he is bound as punishment for his misdeeds. In the myths, Sigyn's actions highlight themes of loyalty and sacrifice. Despite her husband's chaotic nature, she remains steadfast, showcasing the complexities of love and duty in the face of adversity. Her character adds depth to the stories surrounding Loki and the broader Norse pantheon.