In Slavic tales, the goddess of winter is known as Morozko, often depicted as a character who brings frost and cold. Morozko is sometimes seen as a benevolent figure, providing a harsh winter, with the intent to test and strengthen the resilience of humans. In various folktales, she is associated with the power of winter's beauty, as well as its frightening aspects, embodying both the harshness of cold and the enchanting allure of snowy landscapes.