Tourist Damavik

A beautiful slavic spirit card to add to my collection.

Postal Damavik

I love Damaviks, they are so adorable.

Damavik the Postman

A cute new card for my Damavik collection.

Damavik collecting Mushrooms

I love the Damavik cards, they are so adorable. I hope to collect the whole series.

Damaviks the Musicians!

A domovoi/damavik is a protective house spirit in Slavic folklore.

Domovoi

A lovely postcard from Belarus, showing the house spirit Domovoi. He is the protector of the house and family.

Domovoi

Domovoi is a house spirit in Slavic folklore. Artwork is by Vladimir Arzhevitin.

Vazila

Vazila is a guardian spirit of the horses in Slavic Folklore. Artwork is by Vladimir Arzhevitin.

Dvorovoi

Dvorovoi is a spirit of the courtyard in Slavic Folklore. Artwork is by Vladimir Arzhevitin.

Bannik

Bannik is a bathhouse spirit in Slavic folklore. It frightens people, thus to appease the Bannik, people leave him a piece of rye bread with lots of coarse salt. Artwork is by Vladimir Arzhevitin.

Vostruha

Vostruha is a spirit in Slavic folklore who guards a house from thieves. Artwork is by Vladimir Arzhevitin.

Zhirovik

Zhirovik is a spirit in Slavic folklore who lives behind a stove or in a cellar. Artwork is by Vladimir Arzhevitin.

Kikimora

Kikimora is a house spirit in Slavic folklore. Artwork is by Vladimir Arzhevitin. Kikimora usually lives behind the stove, under the floor or in the attic of the house. It appears in the house, and it does constant mischiefs which causes frights; it prevents sleep by rustle, roar, squeak, cry, breaks dishes, throws out the underground bulbs, unfold clothes, drives horses at night, and cuts chicken feathers and wool from sheep.

Ovinnik

Ovinnik is the spirit of the threshing house in Slavic folklore. Artwork is by Vladimir Arzhevitin.