folkloreのTwitterイラスト検索結果。 11,639 件中 142ページ目
Couple collab with @Mooniekittycat.
#couplecollabchallenge #kappa #japanesefolklore #oc
Midwives are often said to have frequently been accused of witchcraft. There is actually only one verified case of an English woman coming before the courts on witchcraft related accusations. Here’s an article I wrote on the matter for #FolkloreThursday https://t.co/xm5w058AHs
here's my own interpretation of the fire rat (火鼠 or hinezumi) from chinese folklore! i'd actually want it as a pet...
#FolkloreThursday Celsia, a Roman governor's wife, is said to have had 9 daughters after drinking from a magical spring in #Baiona (#Galicia). Since the girls were Christians, they were martyred.
One of them, Santa Liberata or Santa Librada, is venerated for favoring childbirth.
In the Finnish Mythology the air goddess Ilmatar comes down to primal waters, when a bird lands on her knee and lays six eggs. When the eggs become too hot, she moves her leg, causing the eggs to crash into the water and form the earth, moon, stars, and sun. #FolkloreThursday
In Slavic mythology, in the beginning, there was darkness, inhabited by Rod, and an egg that contained Svarog. The egg opened, and Svarog climbed out; the dust from the eggshell formed the sacred tree which rose to separate the heavens from the sea and the land. #FolkloreThursday
The #snowdrop is one of the birth flowers of January. Blooming through the frozen earth early in the new year, it is a symbol of rebirth, renewal & hope, as its arrival in the depths of winter means other flowers will soon follow. #FolkloreThursday Image: Cicely Mary Barker.
Eos, is the Goddess of Dawn and patron of new beginnings in Greek Mythology.
She was the sister of Helios and Selene. She had wings, and a deep passion for adventure.
#FolkloreThursday #NewBeginnings
...birth, rebirth & resurrection feature prominently in the stories from my selection of five fave characters of the Mabinogion for #folklorethursday
A YEAR & A DAY @FolkloreThurs : https://t.co/CB5gGQj9Yh
new life, birth, beginnings & #HappyNewYear
Momotarō was born from a giant peach, found floating down a river by a childless woman washing clothes. She & her husband discovered him while trying to open the peach to eat it, which prompted the child to explain he'd been bestowed by the gods to be their son. #FolkloreThursday
Woodland animals & their young:
Badger – boar, sow & cub
Stoat – jack, jill & kit
Hare – buck, doe, kit
Otter - Dog, bitch, pup
Hedgehog – Boar, sow, hoglet
Fox – Dog, vixen, cub
Deer – buck, hind, faun
Squirrel – buck, doe & pup
#folklorethursday #beginnings
(🎨 R Sheppard)
In the begining, by his will power, Raja Entala, the supreme deity, created 2 giants birds, which in turn, created the sky, the earth, and Lupar River.
#CreationMyth
#DayakIbanFolklore #FolkloreThursday
Ellen from Folklore (PS3). Sucks that I can't get a physical copy of it as far as I know
#artph #art #ArtistOnTwitter
Alkanost is a mythological creature on Slavic folklore with the head, chest of a beautiful woman and body of a bird. Beautiful but dangerous, she would sing mesmerizing songs and men would forget everything on earth and follow her til they died. 🦉
#WyrdWednesday
vogeltje :) creature from my dutch folklore comic that i hope to release later this year
Sketch chibi comm for Ironymobile over on https://t.co/A5Qsz6pZlv of this cute cursed werewolf-like folklore character
Yae only has 5 tails in her burst as opposed to 9 that’s usually associated with Kitsune. Yae can’t be much older than 500 years old as she was only a child when Saiguu died 500 years ago. In folklore number of tails indicates an older and wiser Kitsune. #yaemiko #GenshinImpact
A little bird told us that Britain's Birds, a treasury of facts, fiction and folklore, is coming soon on 3rd March 🦢
In celebration of #NationalBirdDay, enjoy a sneak peek at its beautiful cover!
In #folklore the Cardinal is associated with watchfulness, protectiveness and said to be a weather diviner. A legend of the Choctaw people tells that the ‘red bird’ is a matchmaker who, unable to bear loneliness, unites a loveless maiden and a lonely young brave. #NationalBirdDay