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Costume of the Karakachani ethnic group, Greece
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ur sense of what is 'okay' is a little skewed ms hornet
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Лезгинское село Гдым, Ахтынский район.
Lezgian village of Gdym, Akhtynskiy district
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the first two tracks from my album with MENGER & WOLFF
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Люди соприкасаются с миром во всём его многообразии по средствам Музыки, состоящей из букета мировых культур планеты. Если в музыке могут гармонично сочетаться оттенки и самобытность мировых культур, значит Человечество способно жить в Согласии и Мире 🎧🎶❤
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Krampus - The Horned Devil of Alpine Folklore
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A still from the movie 'Krampus' (2015), directed by Michael Dougherty
The sound of cloven hooves and the clanking of chains is all you hear - as Krampusnacht, it is near.
The name of 'Krampus' might not be that well-known in our big world, but in the recent years this folkloric figure has made it to the big screen, appearing in a central role in the movie Krampus (2015).
The origins of Krampus are unknown, although this being most likely originates from the pre-Christian tradition. It appears mostly in the still-living traditions of the Alpine regions, where on the 5th of December the spirit of Krampus strolls the streets through men dressed in dark suits of sheep or goat skin, with cowbells around their hips, impersonating Krampus while they run around scaring the children. This night is commonly referred to as 'Krampusnacht', and it is followed by the day of Saint Nicholas (December 6th), who subordinates Krampus and leads him by his chains as the saint leaves the good-behaving children their presents. However, if the children were naughty, they might be given sticks instead of presents by Krampus itself, or even worse - Krampus might take them to his lair by trapping them in a sack it drags with it for these occasions only.
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Krampusnacht in Tyrol, 2013. Photo by Sean Gallup.
Folklorically speaking, Krampus is classified as a horned devil type of creature. As such, some anthropologists have suggested that it may have been a certain pagan horned deity or spirit that has been assimilated into Christian mythology by becoming a Devil-like being.
However, no matter what its original story is, Krampus is a prime example from the wild, dark and primeval pre-Christian imaginarium. A story so ancient that it barely has a name, but one so persistent that it still inspires and evolves. -Heidi (@theatrum-tenebrarum)
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Women's mules from the region of Sindh in Pakistan, 1970s
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abombihoney · 6 months
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What if chance ctrl+Z'd so fucking hard he yeeted himself back into a toddler.
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Аварка из селения Гоор, Дагестан, 1958 год
Avar woman from village of Goor, Dagestan, 1958
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National Crimean Tatar ornament Örnek was included in the intangible cultural heritage of mankind by UNESCO. Stylized ornament (c) Aviatsiya Halychyny
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