WELES

Lud doświadczony w walkach na lądzie i morzu, przyzwyczajony żyć z rabunku i łupieży w przyrodzonej jakiejś dzikości zawsze nieposkromiony.  

[slavicsoothsayer]

#pipe

[warriorsofmidgard]

[onlytreesandme]

[blackv4lor-deactivated20151026]

Mjölnir

[moo-26]

[routavirta]

Aaaaaand they are finally done. Legendary Sampo from Kalevala and the keys of the warrior, shaman, hunter and blacksmith. Was a rather enjoyable and interesting commission! 

[litanalove]

[slavicsoothsayer]

#brace #your #garden #winter #is #coming Co by mi mieczyki nie zmarzły zimą. #prepare #for #winter

[slavicsoothsayer]

#aryanrebel #rebel #aryan And #Aegishjalmur protection, irresistibility in battle. #rune #vikings #viking #runes #pagan #talisman #handmade

[lamus-dworski]

Rodzanice / Narecznice / Rojenice / Sudice / Sudičky / Suđaje are the “Fates” from the Slavic mythology, often depicted as three sisters. They share many similarities with the Greek myth of the Moirai.

Rodzanice were caring for the pregnant women, protecting them from the evil forces, and appearing at the newborns’ cradles to designate their fate. They were approaching the household at the midnight, 3 days after the child’s birth, and as the visit was meant to designate the child’s destiny, the household was carefully tidied up and prepared to welcome the sisters of Fate. A feast was thrown, food was given generously to every guest who appeared at that night and the child was dressed in white linen clothes, symbolizing purity. Rodzanice were also appearing at every important event of the human life, such as the first haircut (when the child’s cut hair was offered to them) or the wedding, when they were also given offerings to ensure the continuity of the good fortune. Similar to the Moirai, one of them was believed to cut the ‘life-thread’ when the human’s fate was going to end.

After the process of Christinization they were replaced by the notion of the caring/protecting/observing angels.

[gifs from: “Słowiańska krew”]

[dahliafyodorovna]

Axe of Perun

The Axe of Perun (секира Перуна/ амулет-топорик ) was the axe wielded by the Slavic god of thunder and lightning, Perun. Similar to Thor’s hammer, miniature amulets were worn by the Pre-Christian Slavs as pendants honouring their god.

[slavicsoothsayer]

Taki sobie #kolovrat i #wyrd

[slavicsoothsayer]

#Omnia #nature #earth #warrior

[slavicsoothsayer]

Brzoza, wierzba, jastrzęb... będę robił amulety, wisiorki, zawieszki.

[fuckyeahpaganism]

This is a spell to do when you’re tired and you feel shit out of luck and you have more than a million things to accomplish.

Things you need:

Black Tea

Cinnamon (stick cinnamon is best)

Lemon and/or Ginger

Brew your tea and add your ginger and/or lemon. The ginger is greatly used for...

[slavicsoothsayer]

#slavic #redhead #warrior #women #chianarmor #armor #owl #sowa

[slavicsoothsayer]