Slavic goddess

Last post, we talked about Stribog/Strzybóg, the Slavic god of the wind, and this Slavic Saturday, we’re going back to the earth. International Women’s DayRead MoreDziewanna/Devana – Slavic Goddess of the Wilds and Hunt – Slavic Mythology Saturday

The Old Woman of Slavic folklore is the quintessential witch in the wood. She also initiates witches into her craft. Learn all about Baba Yaga

Illustration for "Followers", the game by Cosmodrome.games. «Followers» estimated for Kickstarter. Copyright by Ⓒ Cosmodrome.games. All rights reserved. ENG: https://b2b.cosmodrome.games/ RUS: https://cosmodrome.games/

Topielica - once a beautiful woman drowned in a lake, now a slavic demon waiting for someone to drown. How do you like it? :) You can watch a painting process video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHCdA_TGxn4

Artist: Duchess of Lore, “Slavic Goddess Marzanna”

Like other European mythologies, Slavic cosmology is very creative. It is thought that Rhoda, a primordial god who is present in all other beings, is where all the gods came from. This can be verified

Kostroma is the goddess of spring, fertility and summer in Eastern Slavic Mythology. She was the patroness of lovers. Kostroma is a daughter of Simargl and Kupalnitsa. Her brother and husband is Kupalo. According to the myth, Kupalo and Kostroma were twins. Their parents were Simargl, the god of fire, and Kupalnitsa, goddess of night. Once, Kostroma and Kupalo ran into a field to listen to songs of birds Sirin, the bird of sorrow, and Alkonost, the bird of joy. Both birds, especially Sirin…