We're finally back with another in-house blog article — the first one after our relaunch as Superstition Sam! In this short essay, we'll be exploring some examples of charms and lucky figurines of saints, including new contemporary superstitions trusted by theists and atheists alike. And to show you that you don't need to fear (because … Continue reading Succour From The Saints: The Peaceful Co-Existence of Superstition and Religion
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Folklore in Museums: Objects of Tailors, Spinners & Weavers
Welcome to our fourth blog post in this Folklore in Museums series. This month, we are collaborating with Dr Peter Hewitt from the Folklore Museums Network, who has selected an array of charms, amulets and other folklore objects housed in museum collections to discuss their historical contexts. Today's theme is Tailors, Spinners & Weavers – … Continue reading Folklore in Museums: Objects of Tailors, Spinners & Weavers
Folklore Favourites: Skulls and Sheets
Welcome to our second 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 Skulls and Sheets: an illustrator who creates artwork inspired by the Welsh Mari Lwyd. Mari Lwyd by Skulls and Sheets, inspired by Aubrey Beardsley. … Continue reading Folklore Favourites: Skulls and Sheets
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