In Hawaiian mythology, the goddess of volcanic fire is Pele. She is revered as the creator of the Hawaiian Islands through her volcanic activity, embodying both destructive and creative forces. Pele is often depicted as a passionate and fiery woman, reflecting the unpredictable nature of volcanic eruptions. Her stories emphasize themes of creation, destruction, and the deep connection between land and spirituality in Hawaiian culture. Festivals and oral traditions celebrating Pele highlight her significance as a powerful deity who shapes the landscape and the people’s relationship with their environment.