Commissioned by City of Seattle and Scan Design Foundation.
"In the night, there was a storm, there at the beach where she was born
And Idun felt a feeling wrong, and so she walked there in the dawn
And in a flute, the magic horn, a tune so passionate and strong
She played for them an orca song to ask them where they all had gone"
Bruun Idun stands on the shoreline playing her flute to the Orca’s to ask them why they have all left the Puget Sound. Her flute was made by artist, John Halliday Aka Coyote from the Muckleshoot Tribe. On August 25th, the Mayor of Seattle, Bruce A. Harrell, declared it "Bruun Idun Day". This special recognition celebrates Bruun Idun's and the Trolls' contributions to our environmental stewardship, water protection, and habitat restoration. Every August 25th is Bruun Idun Day.