It’s Faerie Friday! Post your fae folk!So it’s technically Saturday here, whatever. Close enough. Agloolik is a benevolent spirit in Inuit mythology that lives beneath the sea ice. As a guardian of seals, the spirit aids hunters and fishermen who show respect. By offering prayers, humans... See More » (+3)
It’s Faerie Friday! Post your fae folk!In Celtic and Scottish folklore, "fairy cattle" (or crodh sith) refer to supernatural livestock associated with the Good Folk. These magical beasts take a few different forms: Red Deer: In the Scottish Highlands, communities famously called red deer... See More » (3)
It’s Faerie Friday! But that doesn’t mean it can’t also be Tiddy Tuesday!Tiddy Mun is a small, grey-robed, elderly spirit from East Anglian folklore who protected the wetlands, controlling local mist and water levels. Often associated with the call of the peewit, this figure was believed to bring misfortune when the fens... See More » (3)
It’s Faerie Friday! Post your fae folk!Naiads are fey water spirits that guard fresh waters such as lakes, rivers, springs, and fountains. Rooted in Greek mythology, these elemental nymphs are typically depicted as beautiful, ethereal guardians who possess life-giving powers but can be... See More » (3)
It’s Faerie Friday! Post your fae folk!Huldufólk (meaning "Hidden People") are supernatural elves in Icelandic and Faroese folklore. They look and behave like humans but live in a parallel, invisible world inside rocks, hills, and nature. They play a significant role in Iceland's... See More » (3)
So maybe it’s not Faerie Friday. It I just saw this video on how the fae got imported to Canada and couldn’t wait. (1)
