TalesFromTheEnchantedForest Podcastさんのイラストまとめ

The Tongue-Cut Sparrow is a Japanese tale of a childless old couple. The man was kind & loved his pet Sparrow. However his wife was mean & hated the Sparrow! One day she cut the bird’s tongue out after the Sparrow mistakenly ate her starch!
🖼Katsushika Hokusai
#FairyTaleTuesday

While not the wyrdest story we've covered, the Frog Prince and Iron Henry is still one of the strangest! The Princess throws the frog against a wall which surprisingly doesn't kill him. Instead it transforms him into a Prince who... proposes.
🖼 @juliedillon
#WyrdWednesday

@podbeancom We have Fox and Sparrow! They double as codenames and are just such a cute combination!

WE WERE ON A BREAK! The Enchanted Forest has been busy these last few weeks and we are travelling far and wide to bring you new stories this year! We will be back Febuary with new episodes and a website! Until then we will still be active on all our social media! #podcast #break

...until she could speak on the 6th year and defend herself. Her youngest brother's arm remained a wing since she could not finish his sleeve in time to break the curse and save herself. #FairyTaleTuesday
🖼️Céline Meeuwis (@tesnuzzing)

The Japanese yokai, the Bakeneko, has skills that range from dancing with a napkin on its head to necromancy. If you've raise your cat for 3 or more years, be on the lookout in case it tries to bewitch you!

🖼️ Clara Tessier (I:_claratessier_)
#SuperstitionSat #Caturday #yokai

Hans Christian Anderson's "Snow Queen" was apparently inspired by a meeting between Andersen and Opera singer, Jenny Lind. In his story, the Snow Queen is known as the beautiful Queen of ‘snow bees’ and travels around the world bringing frost!
#MythologyMonday
🖼️ Alina Bykova

For #WyrdWednesday we have the 'Deer-Fox,' a creation by @thatlukeperson! In the Hilda series, a Deer Fox can connect with another creature as their familiar or kindred companion and leaves their herd to stay with them.
📔@emily_hibbs/ @onlyparkland

Industrialization made printing cheaper and more accessible to authors who wrote 'short' stories around this time of year for the masses! Everyone at the time could retell the easy-to-follow structure of a ghost story from memory. #FolkloreThursday #YuleFolklore
🖼️Robert W. Buss

Our Wyrd lore for @WyrdWednesday is a wild ride so buckle in! Today we are exploring the history of the feud between the Elephant and the Dragon! These two creatures can be seen locked in battle in artwork from the Middle Ages- but why? 1/? 🧵
🖼️ British Library MS Harley 4751