Welcome to our fourth feature of Folklore Favourites: spreading the word about lovely projects from other members of the international Folklore community! This week, we would like to introduce you to Priscilla Hernández: a singer, songwriter and fantasy illustrator who weaves folklore, magic and fairy tales into her craft! Photo credit: Priscilla Hernández. Priscilla Hernández … Continue reading Folklore Favourites: Priscilla Hernandez
Author: Superstition Sam
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"Nicka, nicka, nan Give me some pancake and I'll be gone..."- Cornish Rhyme According to superstition, you must eat pancakes on Shrove Tuesday, followed by peas on Ash Wednesday to guarantee money coming in all year. To be sure, on Nickanan Night in the Isles of Scilly, it looks like the locals don't dare skimp … Continue reading #Flashlore 11
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A bamboo thicket by water is usually the home for Doht - ruthless and dangerous water spirits spiteful towards humans in Assamese lore (India). Incredibly tall and with long claws for fingers, these creatures are impossible to control unless one steals the pouch a Doht always keeps on their person. Illustration of a tall monster. … Continue reading Guest #Flashlore 01
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