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Illustration of Nerthus’ veiled chariot drawn by oxen through a Germanic village, people watching in reverence.

Nerthus: The Earth-Mother of Peace (Germanic Mythology)

European Mythical Creatures·Gods & Deities

Parchment-style artwork of Eos rising in her golden chariot with rosy dawn light.

Eos: The Radiant Goddess of Dawn (Greek Mythology)

European Gods and Deities·Gods & Deities

Parchment-style artwork of Forseti in Glitnir holding the golden axe of justice.

Forseti: The Norse God of Justice and Sacred Mediation

European Gods and Deities·Gods & Deities

Parchment-style artwork of Veles as a horned serpent deity beneath storm clouds in Slavic mythology.

Veles: Lord of Earth, Magic, and the Underworld (Slavic Mythology)

European Gods and Deities·Gods & Deities

Parchment-style artwork of Mbaba Mwana Waresa descending on a rainbow over fields.

Mbaba Mwana Waresa: Rainbow Goddess of Fertility (Zulu Mythology)

African Gods and Deities·Gods & Deities

A sacred scene of Lao and Isan villagers launching a traditional Bun Bang Fai rocket during the rain-invoking festival, shown in parchment-style art.

Bun Bang Fai: The Rocket Festival of Laos & Isan

Asian Rituals and Traditions·Rituals & Traditions

Illustration of Tamil Pongal with rice boiling, decorated cattle, and sunrise rituals.

Pongal: The Tamil Festival of Harvest Thanksgiving

Asian Rituals and Traditions·Rituals & Traditions

Illustration of Holi celebrations in India with a bonfire and colourful spring festivities.

Holi: The Festival of Colours in India

Asian Rituals and Traditions·Rituals & Traditions

Illustration of a Shuar ceremonial gathering in the Amazon with a warrior and elders near a ritual hearth.

Tsantsa: The Ancestral Head Ritual of the Shuar and Achuar

American Rituals and Traditions·Rituals & Traditions

a sepia-toned parchment-style artwork capturing Völundr the Smith at his forge, his chains and crippled legs contrasting with his divine craftsmanship, the swan maidens descending from the sky, King Níðuðr’s men binding him, and finally his triumphant escape with mechanical wings.

Völundr the Smith: A European Legend of Craft, Captivity, and Vengeance

European Myths and Legends·Myths & Legends

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