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Elsa Rides the Nokk coloring page

Elsa riding the Nokk across crashing waves in a detailed Frozen 2 coloring page. Download the free printable PDF and bring the water spirit to life.

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Format: PDF · A4
Pages: 1
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Ink: High
Difficulty: Hard
Age: 6–7 years, 8–10 years, Over 10
Category: Princesses and Princes

On this sheet

Elsa in her gown with a long braid riding the Nokk, a horse made of water with a curly mane, galloping over waves through spray and clouds.

Coloring tip

Try blues, teals and whites for the Nokk and leave small blank spots as watery highlights.

Activity idea

Draw another spirit of the Enchanted Forest in your own style.

Did you know?

The song Elsa sings when she finally reaches Ahtohallan is called Show Yourself.

About this coloring page

Elsa riding the Nokk is one of the most breathtaking moments in Frozen 2, Disney’s 2019 sequel. Searching for the source of her powers, Elsa reaches the shore of the Dark Sea, a stormy stretch of water no one can cross. There she meets the Nokk, a powerful water spirit in the shape of a horse that guards the way.

At first the Nokk tries to drag her under. Elsa refuses to give up. She conjures reins made of ice, tames the spirit and climbs onto its back, and together they gallop across the waves to Ahtohallan, a magical glacier river said to hold the memories of the past and the answers she is looking for.

The Nokk is one of the four elemental spirits of the Enchanted Forest. The others are Gale, the playful wind; Bruni, a little fire salamander who loves Elsa’s snowflakes; and the giant Earth Giants that roam the hills.

Frozen 2’s artists drew on Scandinavian folklore for this character. Nordic legends tell of water creatures called the nøkk or bäckahäst, which could appear as a beautiful horse beside rivers and lakes. In those old stories, anyone who climbed onto its back might be carried down into the water.