Völundr is a legendary figure from Norse mythology, often referred to as a master blacksmith and a skilled craftsman. He is known for his exceptional abilities in creating powerful and magical items, including swords and jewelry. Völundr's story is primarily found in the poem "Völundarkviða," part of the Poetic Edda, which details his adventures and challenges. In the myth, Völundr is captured by a king and forced into servitude. He eventually seeks revenge against his captors, showcasing themes of ingenuity and resilience. His tale highlights the importance of craftsmanship and the consequences of betrayal in Norse culture.