Kullamäe Jürgen 🇪🇪🦢さんのイラストまとめ

His drawings of the Northern Ural landscape.

A Khanty and a Nenets woman. A Nenets man. Drawn by I. Bermeleyev in the middle of the 19th century.

"Estonians"
"Finns" (or Izhorians?)
"Mari woman"
"Mordvin girl"

Some drawings of Finno-Ugric people from "Illustrations of the people of Russia" (1812-1813).
"Inside a Khanty yurt"
"A Khanty"
"Nenets"
"Udmurt women"

@Read_TheBible_ @LatvijaBird

Марий талешке кече дене! Head mari sangari päeva!

Head Jüripäeva! Jüripäev on millegi pärast väga vähe tähistatud püha tänapäeva Eestis, arvestades kui palju see päev sümboliseerib. Püha Jüri, uue poolaasta ja suvetööde algus, viljakus ja elu tärkamine, rääkimata Jüriöö ülestõusu algusest 679 aastat tagasi.

His illustrations for the story of Kudym-Oš.

All prayers and rites in the küsoto (sacred grove) were accompanied by the küsle, as it's sound was considered to be divine. Mari princes of the past, such as Čumbõlat and Poltõš, used to pray in groves to the sound of the küsle, before riding out to battle.

Fomin has made works about other Finno-Ugric people too.