Leshy slavic mythology

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Leshy from slavic mythology

Leshy - A male woodland spirit in Slavic mythology who protects wild animals and forests. There are many descriptions of the Leshy's appearance, but most indicate the presence of blue skin, green beard and large eyes popping out of their sockets. It is able to shape change, and thus it's size can differ.

Leshy by DawidJurek

There are two different meanings of “Fairy Faith.” First, it simply refers to the old folkloric belief in fairies, and the practices found therein. The second meaning is found in modern paganism.

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