Loup Garou Tapestries

Description: The beautiful French poster for the 1961 Hammer horror film, The Curse of the Werewolf would make anybody howl with delight at wearing it. Starring the brilliant Oliver Reed in his first leading role, it was the first werewolf film to be shot in color.

Description: DON'T BE A FOLLOWER...BE A TREND SETTER. DESIGNED WITH FETERS AND LIMERS IN MIND. NO MATTER THE EVENT, STAND OUT AMONGST THE CROWD. BRAND NEW CARIBBEAN FOLKLORE COLLECTION

Description: Belief in the loup-garou (a variety of werewolf present in Canada, the Upper and Lower Peninsulas of Michigan, and upstate New York) originates from French folklore influenced by Native American stories of the Wendigo.

Description: This design was inspired by the legends of the werewolf, a widespread concept in European folklore.

Description: Un design d'Halloween parfait pour les couples de loups-garous ! Avec deux loups hurlant à la lune orange, des chauves-souris, des toiles d'araignée et une main de squelette qui pointe du doigt

Description: The rougarou, a werewolf creature of Cajun folklore, emerges from behind a cypress tree. This American cryptid wades through waters and under Spanish moss in the swamps of Louisiana. 3D Rendering. The rougarou is thought to be derived from the loup-garou, which is simply the French term for a werewolf.  The belief in these beasts was likely brought over to the New World with French settlers and is particularly associated with Catholicism:  The monster is said to prey on those who fail to follow the rules of Lent, and even are created when someone breaks those same rules seven years in a row. I had not ever actually heard of this particular cryptid until a few weeks before I made this.  A fan brought it to my attention. Then, a few ...