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“DeGrazia’s Superstition Mountain Collection” is currently on display through January 26th, 2022! The legends, history, natural beauty, and native cultures of the Superstitions inspired the artist to create several essays, drawings, and paintings. #DeGrazia #SuperstitionMountains
Attack on plagued.superstition woo !! Pixel art is fun aaa
#artfight2021 #artfight
#folklorethursday
An old Yorkshire superstition warns that, if a loaf of bread fails to rise, there must be a corpse nearby. It was also inadvisable to cut off both ends; that would call the devil to fly over the house.
[Image: acorn bread by @ounceofstyle for #AGothicCookbook]
🌿🐜🌿Ants in Cornwall - known as Meryons or Muryans - were believed to be diminishing Faeries living out the last and smallest stage of their earthly existence before disappearing from this world - therefore misfortune would befall anyone who harmed an ant.
#SuperstitionSat
It is unlucky to kill a blue dragonfly. A little awkward because it will bring you luck if you place the wings of a blue dragonfly between the pages of a religious book. #SuperstitionSat (Evans, 1845. Shaw, C18th)
We’ve always loved ladybugs. Historically, they meant luck, plus they dressed in style. Their noble title wasn’t from the peerage, though, but from religion, ie “Our Lady.” The British call them Ladybirds (ie “Bird of Our Lady”), but it seems poor taxonomy. 😉💕#SuperstitionSat
@airexiii Aww that’s so nice of you 🥺 I’m all good now! I just gathered about 33 for... “superstition” purposes
The East Slavs have many superstitions about the summer solstice, one of them is that for three days after the Day of St. Dorotheus the souls of the dead can walk the earth and communicate with the living for the veil between our worlds becomes thin 🕯💀🦇
#SuperstitionSat
heard there was an #ImReallyBlack event going on today, so I thought I'd post something. I have no pictures of myself because of superstition, but here are some of my black peeps
Episode 23: Outskirts of the Grimmwood: a place steeped in superstition, danger and ancient evils. Every witch, were and wampire you’ve ever heard of dwells somewhere within the depths of this twilight forest. #podcast #audiodrama #actualplay #rpg #ttrpg #horror #dandd
Mandrake Root from Leonhart Fuchs’ 1543 “Neu Kreuterbuch”, a king of 16th C botanicals. Fuchs depicted plants as specimens, especially evident with the mandrake, depicted as an actual root rather than a magical emblem of superstition. It’s also 500 years old, and gorgeous
The fern flower can be found once a year, on Kupala’s night. This glowing bloom carried under shirt, can provide knowledge of people’s thoughts, of the future, ability to understand the speech of all living beings, see the trees walk in the forest, and more.. 🐍
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Superstition.
Character is Sect, a custom Edeia for @ThisLittleWisp: https://t.co/opKJnKvyoF
#edeia #spirit #procreate #digitalart #animation #Live2D
#SuperstitionSat In Galicia, white is characteristic of supernatural animals that announce an imminent ☠️
E.g., the CADELA PEREGRINA is a huge, white female 🐕 that drags her teats on the ground and puts 🔥 through her mouth. The person who meets her at night will die shortly.
Greetings, myth lovers! We are saying goodbye to #MerMay today, so our theme is mermaids, sea monsters, and other sailors' superstitions--or are they? Do you know any myths & legends relating to the tall tales of sailors & fishermen?
Use the hashtag #MythologyMonday for retweets!
#SuperstitionSat it was once believed that placing crossed objects in front of a door would deter #witches from the household. Below are two 19thc. homemade steel blades that were found crossed in the roof of a cottage (pic & description from @inner_lives Spellbound catalogue)
If you need a daily dose of #folklore, I recommend these hashtags:
#MythologyMonday #FairyTaleTuesday #WyrdWednesday #FolkloreThursday #FaustianFriday #SuperstitionSat
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#JapaneseFolklore #yokai #GothicSpring #OwlishMonday #ukiyoe #preraphaelite #Caturday