Folklore Pattern Pillows

Description: Polish Folk Flowers| Paper cut Flowers | wycinanki

Description: Polish Folk Flowers| Paper cut Flowers | wycinanki

Description: Polish Folk Flowers| Paper cut Flowers | wycinanki

Description: Polish Folk Flowers| Paper cut Flowers | wycinanki

Description: Polish Folk Flowers| Paper cut Flowers | wycinanki

Description: Polish Folk Flowers| Paper cut Flowers | wycinanki

Description: Polish Folk Flowers| Paper cut Flowers | wycinanki

Description: Polish Folk Flowers| Paper cut Flowers | wycinanki

Description: Otomi Floral embroidery representation from Hidalgo, México.

Description: Polish Flowers Pattern | wycinanki | Folklore | Folk Art

Description: Otomi Floral embroidery representation from Hidalgo, México.

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Description: Fantastical animal illustrations inspired by Mexican folk art Alebrijes. Their flood of colours and zentangle-ish intricate patterns are just mesmerizing!

Description: A seamless repeating pattern featuring axes, wooden shields, Viking helmets, longships, and runes in earthy tones on a dark background. The design blends classic Nordic symbolism with a harmonious cartoon style, perfect for fans of Viking culture, Norse mythology, RPGs, and epic patterned prints.

Description: Colorful floral pattern.

Description: This whimsical and vibrant Swedish Dala Horse design combines centuries-old folklore with modern creativity, creating a truly unique and captivating piece. It symbolizes warmth, joy, and tradition and is crafted with love and attention to detail.

Description: This captivating image seamlessly blends the fluidity and grace of ocean waves with the mystical allure of a kitsune, a mythical fox spirit from Japanese folklore. The waves take on a mesmerizing dance, embodying the ebb and flow of the sea's energy, while a kitsune delicately emerges, evoking an aura of enchantment and mysticism. The kitsune's presence infuses a sense of intrigue and magic into the rhythmic movement of the waves, painting a visual symphony that enchants the observer with the beauty of both nature and folklore.

Description: the fossil dinosaur bird ecopop in years of the past

Description: Round composition with unicorns and flowers in folk style.

Description: Pink and blue floral pattern

Description: Folk Birds Pattern

Description: A cute pattern made up of different traditional Japanese masks. These ones can be found in many shops around Asakusa, in Tokyo. There’s hyottoko, tengu, okame, kitsune and other characters.

Description: Otomi Floral embroidery representation from Hidalgo, México.

Description: Folksy as fuck blue and pink floral design

Description: The symbolic print

Description: Ukrainian embroidery design. The pattern reads "Ukraina" and "slava" in Cyrillic letters. Half of my artist shares of this design will be donated to help Ukrainian people.

Description: Otomi Floral embroidery representation from Hidalgo, México.

Description: Ukrainian embroidery design. The pattern reads "SUN" in Cyrillic letters. Half of my artist shares of this design will be donated to help Ukrainian people.

Description: Ukrainian embroidery design. The pattern reads "SHUM" in Cyrillic letters, the name of a forest spirit in Ukrainian folklore. Half of my artist shares of this design will be donated to help Ukrainian people.

Description: Ukrainian embroidery design. The pattern reads "KOZAK" in Cyrillic letters. Half of my artist shares of this design will be donated to help Ukrainian people.

Description: Fantastical animal illustrations inspired by Mexican folk art Alebrijes. Their flood of colours and zentangle-ish intricate patterns are just mesmerizing!

Description: Talavera tiles style, from Puebla; México

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Description: Celebrate the power of the zodiac with this traditional Japanese style Year of the Dragon design. Featuring intricate dragon scales and floral motifs, perfect for mythology fans.

Description: Highlander folk pattern - Parzenica Parzenica is a characteristic highlander embroidery pattern, often found on traditional Podhale costumes, especially men's trousers. It has the shape of a stylized heart or rosette, usually made with red, blue or green thread. Initially, it served the purpose of strengthening the material, but over time it became a decorative element symbolizing belonging to the highlander culture. This pattern is also used in applied art, handicraft and contemporary design, referring to the tradition of Podhale. The motifs I present are modeled on traditional palinice of Polish highland art, but created by me especially for you, with the thought that you will like it and will be a frequent visitor to my store.