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juergen_hubert , 4 hours ago to folklore

If a kobold appeared on your bed and shouted: "Take me! Take me!"

How would you... take it?

#Germany #folktale #folklore #kobold @germany @folklore
https://www.patreon.com/posts/concerning-part-30538497

Em , 4 hours ago

@juergen_hubert @germany @folklore I would take him to a nice Restaurant🥲

godsipclub , 3 months ago to folklore

In #Folklore, the belief that metal can harm #fairies reflects a captivating intersection of ancient myth and practical symbolism. Pliny the Elder¹ speculated in his Naturalis Historia that iron nails in tombs can repel nocturnal spirits, offering a possible explanation for this mystical connection.

Additionally, the fierce warrior culture of the #Celts, known for their intricate metal craftsmanship and rituals, likely influenced the perception of metal as a potent force against otherworldly beings.

In general, it is still common to hang horseshoes on doorsteps in order to bring luck. You can also read it… to keep fairies, or bad luck, away.

Everybody quite agrees on this subject: 🧚 💔 🧲

¹ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pliny_the_Elder

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Em , 3 months ago

@godsipclub @folklore hey, just a heads up for the image description: links should not be put into the image description and please try to rewrite it with what is actually visible in the picture: "a picture of different charms" isn't enough. Imagine describing this image like you would have in school or to a friend on the phone who wants to know what is visible on the picture.