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Celebrating the cultures and folk arts of Northern European peoples. Northern Animism. 🌲☀️🦌

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“May your troubles be less and your blessings be more, and nothing but happiness come through your door. A wee message to say
“May your troubles be less and your blessings be more, and nothing but happiness come through your door. A wee message to say: Happy Hogmanay (New Year.) Lang May Yer Lum Reek (long may your chimney burn.)” -And old Scottish saying for a happy and prosperous New Year ~Artwork by Mickie Mueller~

Happy New Year! Wishing you all the best in this coming year. 🤍
Happy New Year! Wishing you all the best in this coming year. 🤍

Some pagan crochet inspiration. I think there's endless potential for various solar symbol granny squares!
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Some pagan crochet inspiration. I think there's endless potential for various solar symbol granny squares!

Work in progress: Celtic runestone, watercolor (in better lighting)
Work in progress: Celtic runestone, watercolor (in better lighting)

Work in progress: Celtic runestone, watercolor
Work in progress: Celtic runestone, watercolor

Trying my hand at watercolor painting. I still need practice with blending but I’m pretty happy with how this Celtic knot tur
Trying my hand at watercolor painting. I still need practice with blending but I’m pretty happy with how this Celtic knot turned out.

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Norwegian Fjord Reflection by Rachael Koppendrayer
Norwegian Fjord Reflection by Rachael Koppendrayer

Happy Yule & Merry Christmas everyone. 🎄🤍

Noble Ives - The Night Before Christmas, Linen Book Cover, 1900
Noble Ives - The Night Before Christmas, Linen Book Cover, 1900

Our ancestors live through us. 🤍
Our ancestors live through us. 🤍

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Hail the sun’s return! Happy Solstice everyone. ⚡️

Blessed Winter Solstice ☀️ Artwork by Wendy Andrew
Blessed Winter Solstice ☀️ Artwork by Wendy Andrew

During this Yuletide season, I am reminded of how grateful I am to be able to practice my ancestral religion without being ostracized (or worse.) Many of my more recent ancestors had this right taken away from them. Pagan Revivalism is embracing our identity; it’s about coming home.

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