Madison Krekel in Paulina Olowska’s Slavic Goddesses: A Wreath of Ceremonies at the Kitchen (all photos by Paula Court) Jules Skloot in Paulina Olowska’s Slavic Goddesses: A Wreath of Ceremonies at ...

Contemporary researchers often put the term Slavic mythology in quotation marks. However, the more mysterious and difficult to reconstruct the system of pre-Christian beliefs and customs on Polish ...

Nominees and jury members for the Diploma for Preserving Cultural Heritage Worldwide pose for a photo on stage at the Forum of Slavic Cultures' Živa Award ceremony in Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina, ...

The Slavic Gods series was created in 1917 and published one year later. It is comprised of 15 colourful lithographs depicting Slavic deities: Svetovid, Dziedzilia, Radegast, Triglav, Dogoda, Svarog, ...

A SLAVIC goddess variously named Maržanna, Mara, Maržena, Morana, Moréna, Mora, Marmora or Morena is associated with winter, death and nightmares. Some scholars equate her with the Latvian goddess ...

Tammy Wampler specialises in creating goddess-centred art. Since 2009, she's been weaving myth, nature and history in her work. Her major influences are the Pre-Raphaelite and art nouveau movements.

Vladimir the Great baptized his people in 988, converting the country to Orthodox Christianity. Before that, the Slavs worshipped Svarog, Perun, and other ancient gods for centuries - each of which ...