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Peony seed necklaces were used to protect children being kidnapped by fairies, although with the limited fairy contact today this practice is rarely used.
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🎨 Elizabeth Myakisheva

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The devilfish in Egyptian waters, cartoon, Punch, 1888

Recently, I am fascinated with political/satirical and also astonished at the recurrence of🐙 as visual tools for it.
This shows John Bull, the personification of the 🇬🇧, spreading over.

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this performance still makes me wish there was a folklore/evermore tour 😭🧚🏼‍♀️🍃✨🍂🪵🦚💫🌜🌾🌳⛰👩🏼‍🌾

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⛈️🐈‍⬛⛈️Ship's Cats were always well cared for as it was said they could raise storms using magic held in their tails!

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“He is lost to the forest,
Like a summer-dried fountain,
When our need was the sorest.
The font reappearing
From the raindrops shall borrow,
But to us comes no cheering,
To Duncan no morrow!" (Scott "Coronach")

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Sailors believed a shark was able to scent a victim, and would follow a ship for miles, in which a dead body lay...

🎨Winslow Homer

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Fergus mac Leda had magical water boots and explored the rivers of Ireland. He met such a scary river horse that his face stuck in an expression of horror. Only a king with no blemishes could rule Ireland so he slayed the horse and his face became serene again.

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Ukiyoe prints often depicted in scenes from and/or kabuki plays. This one by Nansuitei Yoshiyuki (1863) depicts actors Fujikawa Tomokichi III (right) as the spirit of a monster serpent, and Onoe Tamizo II (left) as Yurugi Saemon.

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After many, many, many moons, Stone Houses will return! And we're talking about... trees?

See you soon, folks!

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Thank you for the artshare!!
I’m a digital artist who loves everything myth, magic, and folklore related!

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We often think of bears in folklore as strong warriors and terrible gluttons, but they are also healers, too. Among the Oneida, among many others, the Bear Clan are the keepers of medicine, history, and herbal lore, which all go hand in hand.

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Purple Selkie tattoo design, the mythical creature from Scottish, Irish, and Faroese folklore that changes from seal to human form by shedding her seal skin 🧜‍♀️

Commissioned by the lovely

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Huldra is a seductive forest creature found in Scandinavian folklore. Her name derives from a root word meaning covered or secret.

The Ethereals Collection
RT and ❤️ on https://t.co/oyDaULqqku

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1 year ago I minted my first NFT from my collection ‘ASWAN6’, the FIRST Filipino folklore creatures inspired NFT Collection on the Etherium Blockchain. ❤️‍🔥

111 minted - 109 SOLD

you can buy the last 2 and check the collection here 😅: https://t.co/94H4MaemSO

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Happy Monday, fam! I'm almost ready to send out the first story of the Adarna Suite to our beta readers 🥳 Want to be part of this project? Love fantasy and folklore and myth retellings? There's still time to sign up for the street team! Just leave a comment below 👇

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Here is my entry for "Nu: Carnival FanArt Event"
I decided to draw Kuya because he looks so gorgeous in that outfit! <3
And the karakasa? It's my favorite Yokai from Japanese folklore

I hope you like it!

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The of Little Sunlight, where a bad fairy curses a new babe to never be awake in sunlight, only in the light of the the curse made her wane like it too. 'But the bad fairy lived in a horrid mud house, in the middle of a dark swamp.'

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