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Pagan Folk Art
Slavic Paganism
Baba Jaga
Slavic Mythology
Slavic Folklore
Russian Folk Art
Pagan Art
Ukrainian Art
Russian Folk
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a painting of a woman holding the hand of a man with deer antlers on his head
Slavic Folklore Aesthetic
Folklore Art
Mythology Art
Witch Art
Witch Aesthetic
two women in white dresses are jumping over a fire with people watching from the background
Ukrainian Clothing
Facts For Kids
Folk Dresses
Beltane
Eastern European
Summer Solstice
Is Slavic paganism a real power in Russia?
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Slavic Witch Aesthetic
Slavic Pagan Aesthetic
Slavic Culture
Pagan Rituals
About History
Slavic Paganism And Slavic Gods - About History
a statue of a woman standing on top of a tree stump with a knife in her hand
Russia Aesthetic
Mystic Art
Dnd Campaign
Academic Art
Female Character
Poludnitsa is a mythical character common to the various slavic countries of eastern Europe.
Poludnitsa is a mythical character common to the various slavic countries of eastern Europe. Poludnitsa is a noon demon in Slavic mythology. She can be referred to in english as "Lady Midday","Noonwraith" or "Noon Witch". She was usually pictured as a young woman dressed in white that roamed field bounds. She assailed folk working at noon causing heatstrokes and aches in the neck, sometimes she even caused madness. (art by Oksana Martyshenko)
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German Folklore Art
Slavic Mythology Creatures
Slavic Halloween
Baba Yaga Aesthetic
Slavic House
Baba Yaga Art
Slavic Design
Slavic Witch
Ever since I started telling you about my native Slavic folklore, I feel a bit like Baba Yaga’s ambassador🦉 So, now I’ve decided to invite you in her hut on chicken legs on a brink of Smorodina fire river… The pictures we’ve created with @khvost.art are here to be a helpful visual, they may be not 100% historically accurate, but we’ve tried our best🐔 What else would you love to know about Baba Yaga? Or, maybe, some other Slavic folklore or mythological characters?
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Ivan Bilibin
Fairy Tale Illustration
Fairytale Illustration
Baba Yaga
Hur Man Målar
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a group of people standing in front of a fire with demon heads on them and holding knives
Art Appliqué
판타지 아트
Skagen
Horror Art
Dark Fantasy Art
Larp
Character Design Inspiration
Koliada...
Koliada or is the traditional Slavic name for the period from Christmas to Epiphany or, more generally, for Slavic Christmas-related rituals, some dating to pre-Christian times. It represents a festival or holiday, celebrated at the end of December to honor the sun during the Northern-hemisphere winter solstice. It also involves groups of singers who visit houses to sing carols.