Fairies have many uses...
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She Hehe'd on my Lala until I Dodo'd everywhere
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A banshee is a fairy or phantom from Irish folklore who bonds with a specific family. She heralds the deaths of the family's members by sobbing, wailing, and shrieking. The banshee appears as a long-haired woman with a ghastly complexion and eyes red from weeping.
🎨 Thomas Crofton Croker
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In Scottish folklore, selkies are intelligent seals who often become fascinated by human life. They can remove their seal skins to temporarily become beautiful men and women, and will have romances with the local humans. However, eventually all selkies return to the ocean.
🎨 Nataša Ilinčić
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Original post by: https://x.com/BluebellRaven
>In Icelandic folklore, the Huldufólk (the hidden folk) are supernatural beings nearly identical to humans, living in a parallel world tucked inside Iceland's rocks and cliffs.
>They are generally peaceful but demand deep respect.
>According to legend, they originated from Eve’s unwashed children, whom God made invisible to man.
>Beyond their origins, the Huldufólk are known for their distinct fashion, often wearing fine 19th-century-style clothing.
>Stories frequently involve them rewarding helpful humans or luring them away with magical music. Even today, “elf spotters” are consulted to ensure new roads don't disrupt their ancient, invisible territories.
>Children are strictly warned never to throw stones. Even if the landscape looks empty, a stray rock could inadvertently hit an invisible elf’s home, potentially inviting bad luck or illness as revenge.
>One famous tale tells of a human midwife who helped an elf woman in labor. As a reward, she was given a precious gold-woven cloth, which is said to be preserved today in the National Museum of Iceland.
>“Jumping after Hildur” (1864) by Johann Baptist Zwecker
>“The Seven Wishes” (1909) by John Bauer
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Original post by: https://x.com/BluebellRaven
>In Icelandic folklore, the Huldufólk (the hidden folk) are supernatural beings nearly identical to humans, living in a parallel world tucked inside Iceland's rocks and cliffs.
>They are generally peaceful but demand deep respect.
>According to legend, they originated from Eve’s unwashed children, whom God made invisible to man.
>Beyond their origins, the Huldufólk are known for their distinct fashion, often wearing fine 19th-century-style clothing.
>Stories frequently involve them rewarding helpful humans or luring them away with magical music. Even today, “elf spotters” are consulted to ensure new roads don't disrupt their ancient, invisible territories.
>Children are strictly warned never to throw stones. Even if the landscape looks empty, a stray rock could inadvertently hit an invisible elf’s home, potentially inviting bad luck or illness as revenge.
>One famous tale tells of a human midwife who helped an elf woman in labor. As a reward, she was given a precious gold-woven cloth, which is said to be preserved today in the National Museum of Iceland.
>“Jumping after Hildur” (1864) by Johann Baptist Zwecker
>“The Seven Wishes” (1909) by John Bauer
Edited 158d ago
Eirlys, or simply "Eiry" to her friends, is a snow fairy from the far north. Eiry is a bubbly, kind and sometimes a bit childish girl, who loves nothing more than making friends with humans and listening to their various stories. She might as well be curiosity incarnate, and loves nothing more than learning new things about her human friends.
Wonderful art by CoffeeCaaat!
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