Poor Little Basse Greeting Card by John Bauer
Coloured illustration of Humpe and his Mother from the Swedish Folklore and fairy tale book 'Among Gnomes and Trolls'. By John Bauer (1882-1918) a Swedish painter and illustrator. Dated 20th Century - SuperStock
Hedendom — Gast There are many different varieties of ghosts...
Spirits, trolls, elves and 'näcken' – discover Sweden's mythological creatures | Visit Sweden
Scary Swedish bedtime stories for awful children | Boing Boing
11 Creatures From Scandinavian Folklore You Should Know
Amazon.com: Nordic Tales: Folktales from Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, and Denmark (Nordic Folklore and Stories, Illustrated Nordic Book for Teens and Adults) (Tales of): 9781452174471: Chronicle Books, Thynell, Ulla: Books
Beautiful creatures of the Night - Northern Mythology {Instagram} The Mylingar of Scandinavian Folklore: Scandinavian folklore, the mylingar were the phantasm always incarnations of the souls of children that had been forced
Jőtunn from Swedish folklore. | Scary art, Horror art, Dark fantasy art
To See What the Upcoming Year Holds, Take a Solo Walk in a Dark Forest - Atlas Obscura
Meet the Little People of Scandinavian Folklore by Linda Ursin
ULLABENULLA: Swedish Folklore Textile Designs
Scandinavian Folklore on Spotify
Nordic folklore - Wikipedia
Scandinavian Folklore & Ghost Stories
Category:Scandinavian folklore | Myths and Folklore Wiki | Fandom
The Weird, Wonderful and Wicked Beings in Scandinavian Folklore | Ancient Origins
Swedish Folklore: Skogsrå | Pagans & Witches Amino
10 Most Famous Scandinavian Folklore Tales and Creatures - EnkiVillage
Skogsrå and Huldra: The femme fatale of the Scandinavian forests – #FolkloreThursday
Troll - Wikipedia
Skogsrå and Huldra: The femme fatale of the Scandinavian forests – #FolkloreThursday
Journal Entry Nr. 5 - Skogsrå (Swedish Folklore) : r/folklore
11 Creatures From Scandinavian Folklore You Should Know
10 Mythical Beings You Should Know From The Scandinavian Folklore
