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Viking Statue, Slavic Paganism, Thunder God, Slavic Mythology, Slavic Folklore, Pagan Gods, Norse Myth, God Tattoos, Viking Culture

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Perun: God of thunder Slavic Tattoo, Norse Mythology Tattoo, Scandinavian Tattoo, Slavic Paganism, Slavic Mythology, Pagan Gods, Mythology Tattoos, Greek Gods And Goddesses, Celtic Mythology

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Slavic Ethnos Posters on Behance Ukrainian Mythology, Slavic Tattoo, Slavic Goddess, Slavic Paganism, Slavic Mythology, Slavic Folklore, Acrylic Gouache, Illustration Watercolor, Mythology Art

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PΞЯЦИ the Slavic God of fructifier, purifier, and overseer of right and order, Thunder and Lightning

Perun is the Slavic god of thunder and lightning. He is often depicted as a mighty warrior with a long beard and a hammer or axe. Perun is said to be the p...

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Theoretical Part Perun Slavic Tattoo, Thunder Drawing, Perun God, Systema Martial Art, Slavic Symbols, Ukrainian Mythology, Russian Mythology, Odin Norse Mythology, Slavic Tattoo

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Perun, maruda · katarzyna przeździecka

Illustration of Perun - slavic god of thunder and storms. Made for awesome Puzzlocado, you can check their projects here: https://zapuzzlowani.shoplo.com/ _______________________ If you want more: https://www.instagram.com/marudavna/

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ANDREY SHISHKIN Ukrainian Mythology, Slavic Paganism, Slavic Folklore, Slavic Mythology, Russian Folk, Russian Artists, Russian Art, Arte Fantasy, Norse Mythology

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Painting «Not titled». Author: Shishkin Andrey (Moscow, Russia). Medium/technical: canvas/oil. Size: 70cm x 55cm. 2014

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The chief god of the pagan Russians was Perun, whose wooden idol, set by Prince Vladimir on a hill before his palace at Kiev in 980, had a silver head and a golden beard. Regarded as the lord of the universe, Perun lived in the sky and had absolute control over the weather. When he was angry, he caused thunderstorms and sent lightning to strike down people who had offended him. Perun and two other ancient gods, Khors and Mokosh, together form a trinity. Perun God, Slavic Paganism, Rain And Thunder, Thunder And Lightning, Aesthetic Eyes, Bulgaria, Sci-fi Spaceship, Darth Vader, Art

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All about Perun: Slavic God of War and Thunder

The chief god of the pagan Russians was Perun, whose wooden idol, set by Prince Vladimir on a hill before his palace at Kiev in 980, had a silver head and a golden beard. Regarded as the lord of the universe, Perun lived in the sky and had absolute control over the weather. When he was angry, he caused thunderstorms and sent lightning to strike down people who had offended him. Perun and two other ancient gods, Khors and Mokosh, together form a trinity.

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