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In 1216, King John was said to have lost England’s Crown Jewels somewhere in an estuary which is fed by the Witham, Well, Steeping, Nene & the Great Ouse.

The treasure is estimated to be worth £70million.

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11/ Hideo Takenaka (Fate/Grand Order Epic of Remnant – Pseudo-Singularity Ⅱ: Subterranean World of Folklore: Agartha)

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The Marabbecca is a creature invented by Sicilian parents to warn their children against playing too close to wells. The Marabbecca will snatch the nearest child, pull them down into the well, & drown them.

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The front cover for an Italian folktale I’m illustrating 🌿

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I can finally reveal my illustration for from January! The zine was fairytale/folklore inspired, so I drew Eyja as a nicer form of Krampus. Goofy idea, but overall I'm satisfied with how the piece came out.

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Diablo Danzante de Yare, Devil of Yare, Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial de la Humanidad. Por by El Artista Plástico Victor M. Martinez, dibujo 28x22 cms. Apoye con su patrocinio mi Obra Artística. 💫🇻🇪💫

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Thank you for the artshare!
I'm a traditional artist,I like vintage,folklore fairy tale art. My biggest art wish is to illustrate fantasy books and/or light novels someday,but for now I just want to create something I can like myself!

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In there is a tale about the ghost of Okiku, a beautiful servant who was killed because she refused the affections of a man who subsequently killed her and threw her down a well. Part of his plan was to trick her into believing that she had...

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In ghosts are known as yurei and ghost tales as kaidan. Many y urei are also onryo, which are vengeful ghosts who return to seek revenge on those who hurt or betrayed them. Some of the most famous tales are those of Oiwa, Okiku and Kasane.

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Soulsborne game based on traditional russian folklore and aesthetics! https://t.co/Fn82wxYhnr

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“Come ashore for rack and ruin havoc it brings, disease and drought. With killer breath he blows Mortasheen, a disease to strike horses. Of this land.” -The Book of Beasties

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This week's theme is folklore of and (Image: Joachim Patinir via wikimedia commons)

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One of the most well-known in is the kappa. A cucumber-loving water goblin that lives in rivers and lakes, this yokai has been known to grab passers-by and drag them to a watery death. More info and art here:
https://t.co/89P7gosdDd

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In the folklore of the Anglo-Scottish Borders, the 'Brown Man of the Moors and Mountains' is a dwarf who serves as the guardian of wild animals. His dress is brown like winter bracken, sports frizzled red hair and eyes that glow.
🎨 Amanda Moffet

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Good evening I've not joined in for a while so I thought I'd share this piece - a Morris Hare - that I hope to turn into Christmas cards. Take care and have a good evening.💚

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So, Lore Time!
Seb is a youkai, which is a trickster spirt usually found in Japanese folklore, they usually don’t interact with humans, at least not in the chill way, so my girlfriends persona, Cyrus, befriends a Youkai, who would rather break bridges and set fires then be chill

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It's been a while, so here's another enemy Matcha will be facing in Cryptid Kitchen! This is a Questing Beast, a creature from Arthurian legend. Apparently it makes a rather intense howling noise!

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