#snake witch

[alley-cats-arts]

One powerful snakey sorceress Lamia

[pagan-stitches]

Top 2 photos: Stones, Ships, and Symbols: The Pucture Stones of Gotland from the Viking Age and Before by Erik Nylén and Jan Peder Lamm, 1978

(Personal library)

Bottom 2 photos: my design based off the snake witch stone

[theinvitedrider]

[sugaryewscythe]

spring snakefae spotted in the wild 🐉 𓆤 ✧ ･ﾟ my insta

[wildsunwitchcraft]

[dreaming-wavelength]

I didn’t know that this is a real offical drawing of Medusa. I thought it was just some spicy fanart. 😅

[bludgeonthearmorprotector]

Fate Shipping: Medusa x Medea | Snake Witch!

[777nekochan-blog]

Day six of my drawing challenge today’s theme is “witchcraft”.

[bebs-art-gallery]

© Breed My Darkness

[daily-spooky]

[pagan-stitches]

One of my favorite adaptations of someone else’s artwork, a simple rendering of the Snake Witch from one of Gotland’s famous stones.

The excerpt from the article above shows examples of the squatting/birthing goddess but misses one important to me, a motif from Slavic embroidery:

The Ivan Kupala goddess motif/birth symbol/heraldic woman. She is a symbol of fertility and was embroidered and woven on ritual textiles associated with Kupala Night/Midsummer.

[ur-daily-inspiration]

[theinvitedrider]

[myfathersjoy]

[gawki]

Together in Chaos 🖤

limited print

[namedvesta]

Nona Limmen, “Witch Of The Wood” (𝟤𝟢𝟣𝟪).