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secondlina · 4 months
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Happy Crowy Yule! It's a reall whose who of Yuletide.
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belovedapollo · 5 months
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wrapped some gifts for my best friend and did some journaling ❄️ reblog is ok, don’t repost/use
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witchyfashion · 5 months
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ratlinez · 5 months
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strixessabre · 5 months
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Here's a rough idea of what my Saturnalia sale will look like. These will not make it in time for the 24th, so if you're happy with waiting then this is for you! I hope you guys are enjoying the winter sale as well!! It's strange to do a sale in a sale but alas!
Keep it decadent this Saturnalia with the owls!
( Strixes' Sabre)
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Merry Gothmas, Hexmas, Spookmas, & Dark Yule to all the creatures from elsewhere!
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nataliecstrange · 4 months
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Happy Yule!!
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starbrattt · 4 months
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Mari Lwyd - Tarot Style
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Working on some holiday pieces for an in-person event and here’s the first one! Mari Lwyd in tarot style! 🥰🥰 With of course a person ready for a battle of words, Mari Lwyd wins they get to come in and raid the fridge, if they lose they!, move on to the next house for another battle!
This will be available for print at the in-person event and if I have any left, they’ll also be in my shop!
This is a from South Wales and now one really knows where it comes from but it’s something they still do around this time for year and has been popularized in pop culture as of late. Especially with pagan religions picking up in popularity again, but again, no one really knows where this tradition has its origins. Personally, I just adore Mari Lwyd and their look and overall the idea of, basically, a rap battle with a horse skull. 🤣🤣
NOTE: I’m not done with Mari, she needs some bells on her but I need a break. This is just linework so far. 🥰 I also feel like she needs more flowers. 🤔
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madihearts · 5 months
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ex0skeletal-undead · 4 months
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Kolyada (an ancient Slavic pagan holiday in honor of the birth of the sun) by Iren Horrors
This artist on Instagram
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kentnaturaltribrid · 5 months
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I am not afraid of the dark. Bring on the midnight sun.
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clanderkin · 5 months
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witchyfashion · 5 months
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You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen…but do you recall the most petrifying Christmas figures of all? Not all children fear just a lump of coal in their stockings. Discover the terrifying Yuletide fables that have horrified kids for generations.
He sees you when you’re sleeping, he knows when you’re awake. He knows if you’ve been bad or good, so be good for goodness’ sake. This lighthearted song is a bit more ominous in the context of other Christmas traditions. From beasts that threaten to cook children into stew to sinister crones who snatch little ones from their beds, you won’t find any dancing sugar plums here. Outside of the heartwarming Christmas tales we all know and love, there are an abundance of frightening stories to chill all who hear them to the bone. Discover folklore from all corners of the world, including:
Krampus (Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, and northern Italy), a demonic half-goat monster who drags chains and whips bad children with birch sticks, or stuffs them in his sack to take away
The Kallikantzari (Greece, Bulgaria, Serbia, and Turkey), goblins who come out during Advent to cause mischief
Père Fouettard (France, Belgium, Switzerland), Saint Nicholas’ eternal cannibal manservant who deals with naughty children
Hans Trapp (Alsace-Lorraine, France), who roams the countryside disguised as a scarecrow and goes door to door on Christmas looking for children to feast upon
Gryla (Iceland), the giant ogre who emerges from her cave on Christmas to hunt children and cook them into stew
Mari Lwyd (Wales), a creature with a horse’s skull and a long cloak that is followed by a group of chanting people
Frau Perchta (Austria and Bavaria), who slits the bellies of bad children and stuffs them with straw
These tales are sure to leave you wishing for the Grinch. Whether you are a fan of history and folklore, you love learning about different cultures, or you just want to give a holiday gift that will bring the joy of Christmas to that lucky someone (just kidding), The Scary Book of Christmas Lore is for you. ’Tis the season! Is it beginning look a lot like Christmas, yet?
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saintmachina · 6 months
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Yes I need a little Christmas but specifically classical gothic Christmas. Bloody pomegranates and crushed cranberries and citrus garlands woven with black velvet ribbon. Crackling fires casting frightening shadows on the faces of children whispering ghost stories. Snowfall that creeps in like a thief and blankets the world in hush. The mournful cry of a nightbird cutting through a winter gale battering against tightly-latched hatches. Mulled spirits fueling tight circles of gossip in the wee hours. Candles left flickering for the wandering dead. Old, strange magic, dripping through one's fingers like hot wax.
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magicalmoss · 4 months
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a festering yule to ye all
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