Volla appears in the Second Merseburg Charm and poetic lists. In poetry, she symbolizes loyalty, secrecy, and feminine purity, often serving as a confidante figure who upholds the sanctity of divine counsel and domestic order.

Volla is an alternate name for Fulla, Frigg’s attendant, mentioned in the Second Merseburg Charm and Snorri’s Edda. She guards Frigg’s secrets and jewelry, embodying loyalty and discretion. In poetry, Volla symbolizes feminine confidentiality, the sanctity of domestic counsel, and the quiet strength of servant-goddesses. Her appearance in a Germanic charm (outside Scandinavia) highlights her pan-Germanic roots—useful for poets exploring regional variations or the continuity of divine attendants across traditions.