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the ghost woman (poj ntxoog) is well-known in Hmong folklore as one of the scariest spirits you can encounter. there's different tales on how poj ntxoog look and hunt, but regardless, never trust any woman you meet at night.

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Updated my under the sea illustration with proper lighting. I am much more satisfied with it now.

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3 WL à gagner sur le projet NFT Yūrei, The Lost Spirits collection inspiré du folklore japonais 死霊 🇯🇵

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New creature in "They Lurk Among Us" 1/1 collection! ✨
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The Spook is a malignant, restless ghost from Germanic and English folklore.

Part of the Ethereals Collection
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the first one I watched where the word "Anime" was used was Sailor Moon, but TECHNICLY I was was watching animes WAY before that, especialy folklore based ones from the 80's... one example down below

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I recently got nostalgic for akita, japan, where i lived for awhile. I fell in love with the local folklore, especially the Namahage, which are ogres that come down on new year to scare children. I wanted to honor the traditional masks with some art!

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The tradition of "counting crows" as a divination tool began in 17th c. Europe.

"One for sorrow
Two for mirth
Three for a wedding
Four for a birth
Five for rich
Six for poor
Seven for a witch
I can tell you no more."

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FAIRY ENCHANTMENT the fae cast an enchantment over woodland animals and birds; bird-riding fae are commonplace in folklore as seen in the fantastical world of French author and illustrator Jean-Baptiste Monge and his delightful transport

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In Kerry, it’s said the fox and the duck had a competition
to see who was first to announce the day.
The sly fox stayed up all night & in the morning
the fox said ‘oh duck, duck …’
But the smart duck woke up & called out, ‘day! day!’
So the duck is first!

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The Will o' Wisp is an atmospheric ghost light, often seen at night. In Shropshire, The Wisp is the spirit of Wicked Will the blacksmith, and you can read his story below!



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In Scottish folklore, a kelpie is a dangerous shape-shifting water creature that can appear on land as a horse. The kelpie appears to their human victims as a grey, black or white horse, entices them to ride on their back, then carries them down to a watery grave.

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Renwick 1733: a Cockatrice took up residence in the ruined church, but John Tallantine killed the creature using rowan tree branch.
Some believe it can still be seen flying around the church at night.

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In Irish mythology, Clíodhna, Queen of the Banshees & patron of Co Cork in has 3 brightly coloured who eat apples from an otherworldly tree! Their song is said to heal the sick! ©? 🦜🐦🦚🌳

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In folklore & legend crows & ravens are often regarded as harbingers of doom, but they can also be the means of divination & prophecy bearing messages from the gods. The Celtic goddess Morrigan often appears in the form of a crow or raven.
🎨Jessica Galbreth

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Happy 🌹📚🐉💐

I hope you had a good day!
For this day, Belle is the most suitable: She loves to read and has a Magical Rose 🥀✨🤭

(My country's folklore also adds gifting roses.) 🌹

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The Ethereals Collection is now 90+ pieces strong! Spirits, Ghosts and Gods from folklores all over the world reimagined as abstract works.

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kallikantzaroi
Kallikantzaroi is a mythical, malevolent goblin-like spirit of Southeastern European and Anatolian folklore.
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Other Attires are made from existing Folklore.
The Muse, is my muse. How I imagine this specific
deity watching over me.

I drew her once in 2019, corrected the piece last year, and redrew her for Attires.

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