Lady Midday By Gothawolf Ukrainian Mythology Slavic Folklore Slavic Poludnica, also known as lady midday and the noonwraith, is a demon of the harvest who punishes those who do not rest at noontime. she has various names thro. As i work on my slavic fantasy book series, the frostmarked chronicles, i'll be talking about slavic creatures, history, and gods. next up, the południca pol.
Pin By Ainsley Friedberg On Photo Slavic Folklore Slavic Mythology This video explores the legends around polednice (also known as noonwraith or lady midday), a field spirit from slavic mythology who is said to appear during. Makota on deviantart deviantart makota art poludnica midday lady slavic demon 671924549 makota. Poludnica, the slavic noonwraith wandering the fields. although she was a patron deity of agriculture, the poludnitsa was also a mischievous spirit who would punish those who worked in the fields at midday, an hour sacred to her, for she had decreed it a time of rest. in eastern europe, the goddess of midday was a white lady who floated about. Poludnica, antropomorphic female demon, is known in many slavic countries, but in this post i’m going to focus on the lore from slovakia. her very name comes from word poludnie – noon and is related with belief that noon, just as midnight, was the sacred time of the day and is was taboo to work during this time of day.
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