Jábmeáhkká is the goddess of death in Sámi mythology, associated with the realm of the dead, Jábmiidáibmu, and the passage between the worlds of the living and the dead.
In this work, she is portrayed not as evil, but as a quiet and inevitable force. Jábmeáhkká represents the boundary between life and death, the unknown that awaits on the other side, and the stillness that follows when life comes to an end.