The volcano goddess in Hawaiian mythology associated with creation is Pele. She is revered as the goddess of fire, lightning, and volcanoes, embodying both the destructive and creative forces of nature. Pele is believed to shape the Hawaiian islands through her volcanic activity, emphasizing the connection between geological changes and cultural identity. Her stories highlight themes of transformation and the balance between creation and destruction, making her a central figure in the understanding of Hawaii’s natural landscape and spirituality.