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In early alchemy, an homunculus is a small, man-made representation of a human or human-like creature. Usually made with human sperm and blood, they are often created by an alchemist looking to hone his craft into the creation of life.

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In his essay “The Fairy-Telling Craft of Princess Tutu,” Bill Ellis argues that Ahiru’s transformation into the title character—and by extension all Magical Girl transformations—share a common archetypal ancestor in the story of Cinderella.

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Hiya! I'm Filipino and I draw things! I also want to have a excuse to research on folklore/add more to my knowledge of it!
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~ Nekomata ~

According to Japanese folklore the "nekomata" is a demon cat with two tails, that live wild in the mountains or sometimes with humans. They bring misfortune, tend to eat their owners and transform to them.

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"God of Death, Sidapa"
Character Concept... Sharing this because I lost my Instagram account... my life is now lost..

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thank u for this thread, faith!🖤

i'm Taylor, a bi non-binary illustrator that loves magic, folklore, and fashion🖤
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I have a whole bunch of new folktales ready to be worked on. ALL dragons ofcourse!
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In Polish folklore, someone born with teeth has two souls. If they die young and aren’t decapitated and buried in two spots, the soul that remains will become a demonic witch called a strzyga, which flies about in the shape of an owl to suck the blood of the living.#Folklore

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FAIRY FUNERALS. Sightings occur in recorded by Croker & Keightley in the C19th. claimed to have witnessed a burial in his own garden. Victorian artists John Anster Fitzgerald & Maxmillian Pirner invest fairy death scenes with fragile melancholy & wonder

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While digging thru the already scarce material online for info about local I came across this creature called a maid which is the female counterpart to a male

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hello! thank you for this thread! i'm aven and i love ghost stories, folklore, and wildflowers 🌼

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Day 29: In folklore, there is a faerie in charge of each and every flower, so here is a fairy based of of those cute snow bell flowers.

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Dog Folklore: Companion Dogs as Seers, Healers, and Fairy Steeds (unlike cats, which are plotting to take over the world) https://t.co/Xpf8LJXiK5 via

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For our favorite demon in the whole world - the Shirime! A Shirime is a demon from Japanese legend that looks like a person, but has an eyeball where its anus should be. As one does.

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From the 2nd Branch: Gwales (Grassholm) is an island off the Pembrokeshire Coast & the site of Brân the Blessed & his companions’ 80yr feast. Brân’s severed head entertained the party so that no one wanted to leave, despite an open door just by, facing Cornwall.

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