Welsh Folklore Gallery
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Alan Lee - Illustrations from “The Mabinogion” - Medieval Welsh Tales: «Peredur, son of
librum-prodigiosum:The Water Leaper is a wicked creature from Welsh folklore, also known as the Llam
Return of the Mari Lwyd (2020)“For She knows all from the birth of the Flood To this moment where we
“Mari Lwyd, Horse of Frost, Star-horse, and White Horse of the Sea, is carried to us.The Dead return
lpbestiary:The Cŵn Annwn are spectral hounds associated with the Wild Hunt in Welsh folklore. They a
old grey mare ain’t what she used to be
Corgi for Yowulf’s zine!Did you know corgis in folklore were the preferred mounts of fairies? That’s
The Haunted Treasure“The ancient manor-house on the Trewern Farm (less than a mile from the Pentre E
“The king of the Tylwyth Teg [fairies] was called Gwydion ab Don, Gwyd referring to a temperament in
a-z fae → gl-gw
“Fairies, ghosts, and shades were confused, all alike, in the mind of the Welsh poet, mingling
The Haunted Treasure“The ancient manor-house on the Trewern Farm (less than a mile from the Pe
Carrying on the Welsh theme, it’s Mari Lwyd (which is a Christmas/New Year thing, but, I mean,
bestiarium: The Afanc [Welsh mythology]When reading folklore tales and myths from around the world,
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