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Looking at traditional Bulgarian wedding dresses. Not sure I can manage this style for my own but they are fun to draw!

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2020-07-05

So I want to make a series about the magical creatures from brazilian folklore, and I'll be posting some designs of them💕

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2020-07-04

The rake was my first encounter with any sort of folklore or creepypasta and it still scares me to this day

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2020-07-04

Tanukichi vs 4nzu - Hardtek Folklore/Tanukichi & 4nzu/Lightspeed Strike

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2020-07-03

Today is the feast day of St Thomas the Apostle, patron saint of doubters and architects. His unwillingness to believe that the other Apostles had seen Christ rise on the Easter Sunday earned him the title of ‘doubting Thomas’

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2020-07-03

I heard that this was about plants!
In English and Scandinavian folklore, the Elder Mother was said to guard the elder trees.
In other stories, a farmer takes a branch from an elder tree and later sees a witch with a bandaged arm.

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2020-07-03

“For don’t you see
A spotted thrush,
One thrush or two,
Or even three,
In every laden elder-tree?
They pull and lug,
They flap and push,
They peck and tug
To strip the bush;
They have forsaken
Snail and slug;
Unseen I watch them, safe and snug!”

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2020-07-03

Some say it is perilous to sleep under a fig tree, as lore tells of a nun's spectre appearing, proffering a dagger and asking "How will you take the knife"? Answer "by the blade", it will pierce your heart, but "by the handle" will bestow you with untold fortune

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2020-07-02

That's it for another legendary 🐉

Today's theme was folklore of Herbs, Plants and Flowers! Several grimoire additions for all you witchy people 😅 I might try to see some ghosts this week, as well, so no judging! Until next time 🌻

W.H. Margetson 1914

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2020-07-03

The Virgin Mary is sometimes pictured holding a red carnation. According to tradition, when she wept during the Crucifixion, red carnations grew where her tears landed.

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2020-07-02

Creatures from the PS3 game Folklore.

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2020-07-03

I proud to finally show the project I've been working on the last weeks! It's my first professional Illustration as a freelancer.✨
Want to learn something about German Folklore? Check out https://t.co/O2BFQKRdHl by

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2020-07-03

In Folklore, necklaces made from Peony seeds were placed around the necks of children when they slept to protect them from being kidnapped by

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2020-07-02

In Romania, folk once believed each flower had a soul.
The waterlily was their judge. If it decided the other flowers had been generous with their fragrances, they would be admitted to heaven to bloom there for eternity. If not, they would wither and disappear

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2020-07-03

Hello, Crystal of returning for another fabulous session. Thanks to for hosting before our break. Our theme is the folklore of herbs, plants, and flowers. What lore and myths are blooming in your mind? Send a tweet! (Image: Cdd20)

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2020-07-02

The papaver somniferum, or opium poppy. Famous for the psychoactive compounds found in its seed pods, it has long been associated with the untethered imagination, with sleep and prophetic dreaming, with journeys to other worlds, and with death.

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2020-07-02

Opium has been actively collected since prehistoric times, since approximately 3400 BCE. The upper Asian belt of Afghanistan, Pakistan, northern India, and Burma still account for the world's largest supply of opium. And there is a city called opium in Turkey

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2020-07-02