Dwarves are strongly connected to the earth element, and they were seen by the ancient Norse as ugly, brutish, cave dwelling beings, whom the light of the sun would turn to stone. Consumed by the craving for precious objects themselves, they are great craftsmen and metalsmiths. Seidr, however, was mostly performed by women. Unfortunately, this site is rigged to prevent cutting and pasting excerpts, so you'll have to take my word that a visit is worthwhile. Like Kristaps, he includes symbols for each deity found in textiles.
Some data is minimal but other entries offer some surprisingly detailed information.
Unfortunately, no hypertext is available for those who wish to explore more deeply. Data is really minimal but if a name interests you, try doing a web search for further information. There is also a section called Aspects of the Earth with a wide range of cross-cultural deities divided into topics like sky, seasons, storms, sun, moon, auroras, rainbows, and so forth. It's not for everyone, but for those who resonate with these powerful and sacred energy-waves, it offers a promise of hope. In another ritual, the Consolidated Edison Company of New York's Air Pollution permit renewal applications were taken to a natural power spot for a ritual with a grove of Druids.