Slavic Folklore Tank Tops

It's worth being gentle with demons. Druids know something about it.

Another logo type the "Olden ways".

Heavenly Boar - Sign of the Building on the Swaroż Circle. Symbol of God-Guardian of the Building - Ramhat. This sign is meant a combination of Past and Future, Earthly and Heavenly Wisdom. Circulation, this symbolism was used by people standing in the pat

Embark on a mythic journey with our Forest Guardian Leshy Tee, celebrating the enigmatic spirit of Slavic folklore. Ideal for aficionados of ancient legends and the wilds of nature.

Ukrainian Modern Embroidery with Elements of Ancient Slavic Runes

Ukrainian Modern Embroidery with Elements of Ancient Slavic Runes

Ethno Mermaid in Old Slavic style

Ethno Mermaid in Old Slavic style

Ethno Mermaid in Old Slavic style

Cool design depicting the house of baba yaga. Perfect for slavs.

baba yaga, baba yaga - Baba Yaga is an enigmatic or ambiguous character from Slavic folklore (or one of a trio of sisters of the same name) who has two opposite roles. In some motifs she is described as a repulsive or ferocious-looking old woman who fries and eats children, while in others she is a nice old woman, who helps out the hero.[1] She is often associated with forest wildlife. Her distinctive traits are flying around in a mortar, wielding a pestle, and dwelling deep in the forest in a hut standing on chicken legs.

Ukrainian Modern Embroidery with Elements of Ancient Slavic Runes

Ukrainian Modern Embroidery with Elements of Ancient Slavic Runes

Ukrainian Modern Embroidery with Elements of Ancient Slavic Runes

Kołard - Symbol of Fiery Renewal and Transformation. This symbol was used by young people who got married and waited for the appearance of healthy offspring. At the wedding, the bride was decorated with Kołards and Solards.

Design with Slavic pattern with fox and bird for all traditional folk patterns lovers. You can also make a perfect gift for someone who loves this aesthetic and like the culture of Slavic countries like Russia, Poland, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus, or the Czech Republic.

This dark spirit from ancient Slav mythology may delight in bringing you bad dreams, and she'll look hot as heck doing it.

According to Slavic beliefs, the noon woman is a murderous demon hunting in the summer for those who were carelessly in the field at noon. The souls of women who died just before or during the wedding, or shortly after the wedding, became her

Polish folklore creatures are among the cruelest and terrifying. Where did Polish mythology creatures come from? The answer is simple: they were primarily to explain reality. Meet water demon caled topielica.

Povitruli are Ukrainian folklore angelic being associated with the element of wind,and they are airy beings that can float in the air without touching the ground. Often depicted as beautiful, they have the ability to transform from a youthful to an aged appearance and vice versa. Povitruli love to help lovers in love affairs. They comes from the Carpathian region in Ukraine. It is believed that if someone dreams of a loved one for nine nights in a row, then on the tenth night, Povitrulya descends from the sky in her image. Shepherds, who refuse nothing to their aerial mistresses, never lose their sheep.

Baba Yaga is a character from Slavic Folklore stories, who appears as a ferocious and creepy woman. She lives deep in the forest in a hut usually described as standing on chicken legsHer fearsome nature has caused many to flee her territory, but those who stay find great riches.

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were the wise men, medicine men, and priests of the Slavic tribes. They were considered to be the keepers of knowledge, seers, and healers. The волхвы played an important role in the religious and cultural life of the Slavs.

Cool design depicting the house of baba yaga. Perfect for slavs.

Old Baba Yaga Invites you into her Chicken Leg Hut. Hand drawn illustration by TursiArt.

Favorite Slavic folklore character.

were the wise men, medicine men, and priests of the Slavic tribes. They were considered to be the keepers of knowledge, seers, and healers. The волхвы played an important role in the religious and cultural life of the Slavs.

Embark on a journey of style exploration with our captivating designs, curated to ignite passion and unleash your creativity. From timeless classics to cutting-edge trends, our collection offers a kaleidoscope of possibilities to express your unique flair and leave a lasting impression.

Polish folklore creatures are among the cruelest and terrifying. Where did Polish mythology creatures come from? The answer is simple: they were primarily to explain reality. Meet slavic demon.

Embark on a journey of style exploration with our captivating designs, curated to ignite passion and unleash your creativity. From timeless classics to cutting-edge trends, our collection offers a kaleidoscope of possibilities to express your unique flair and leave a lasting impression.

The Magic Carpet - Ivan Bilibin for Arabian Nights

Lisa Patrikeyevna is a fox, a character that frequently appears in Russian fairytales and folklore. She is usually something of a trickster, sly and cunning. Oftentimes she is at odds with a male wolf, who is the victim of her tricks. Other times, she is involved with (and sometimes getting married to) other creatures. The border of this illustration was inspired by a type of Russian folk art known as khokhloma.

From Bland Tomtar Och Troll (Among Gnomes and Trolls) Trolls Singing In The Starlight - John Bauer

From 1905, a classic Russian fairy tale by Pushkin illustrated by Ivan Bilibin, using forms and styles introduced by Art Nouveau.

The Tale of Tsar Saltan, of His Son the Renowned and Mighty Bogatyr Prince Gvidon Saltanovich, and of the Beautiful Princess Swan Tsar Saltan at the Window - Ivan Bilibin

The Four Big Trolls and Little Peter Pastureman - John Bauer From Bland Tomtar Och Troll (Among Gnomes and Trolls)