**Tengu** are creatures found in Japanese folklore. Tengu are considered a type of *yokai*

This mask was made as a study. The design is entirely my own, based on ancient as well as contemporary stylings.

This is free to download and free use for any purpose as long as I am given some form of credit, and if the the work is non-commercial.

Japanese Tengu Mask

Explore the underwater world with Mavka, the green-haired mermaid from Ukrainian folklore. Dressed in a beautiful vyshyvanka and a wreath, Mavka swims gracefully among water plants and air bubbles, in search of new discoveries in the bottom of her pond. This anime-stylized model captures the essence of Mavka's whimsical spirit.
This is my first attempt with hair cards , so please ignore wireframe:)
This model handpaint was heavily inspired by this artwork: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/28W9ng

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mavka

Mavka: Ukrainian Mermaid

In fairy folklore, Queen Mab was the tiny fairy who visited people when they were asleep, fulfilling their wishes via their dreams. Perhaps the owners of this little yacht were fulfilling a dream of their own when they commissioned a half scale, 6-metre yacht!

Queen Mab’s unusual size has made it an object of interest, with historians suggesting that it was a prototype of the 6-metre yachts which became famous as racing vessels in the 20th century.

The presence of a wheatsheaf carving on the bow also led some to believe that it might have been built by renowned yacht builders William Fife & Son, but modern sources disagree. The real identity of the builder is a mystery, but Mab’s unusual toy-like size continues to fascinate and intrigue.

Queen Mab

Number four in a series of randomly chosen creature prompts. This time is the English folklore, Old Shuck. A ghostly black hound described as having one red eye.

Old Shuck

Unleash festive terror with Krampus, the legendary demon of Christmas folklore. Perfect for games, cinematics, horror scenes, fantasy worlds, and holiday-themed projects.

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Krampus Demonic Christmas Beast

19th-century headstone of  Patrick Barron (born c. 1810) who died aged 19 in 1829 and was buried in Nenagh graveyard, Kenyon Street, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary. The headstone was erected by his father Daniel Barron.  Inscription framed within a lozenge border.  The top of the headstone has a central crucifixion flanked by the Instruments of the Passion aka Arma Christi (Weapons of Christ).  The base of the headstone has been signed by the stonecutter W. P. Birdhill.  These are the initials of William Philpot a stonecutter based around Cragg quarry near the village of Birdhill on the Limerick/Tipperary border. In 1938 P. Barron (born c. 1870) who was a blacksmith aged 68 lived in Sarsfield Street in the town of Nenagh. According to folklore collected from Mr Barron the Barron family in Nenagh were shoemaker's up to one hundred and 50 years ago (c. 1788).   In 1901 there was a record of the death of Daniel Barron (born c. 1801) of Francis Street, a shoemaker. Best viewed in Matcap render.

Patrick Barron Headstone Kenyon St. Nenagh

Stone cross and holy well (DG012-029----) dedicated to St. Ultan in the townland of Leitrim (Liatroim/Leotrym O’Cullynan), parish of Culdaff (Cúil Dabhcha), barony of Inishowen East (Inis Eoghain Thoir), County Donegal.  Described in 1936 as; 'A large stone cross has been erected over the well having on one side the inscription: "St. Ultan" and on the other: "Erected by J. S. Nicholson, Esq., Anno Domine 1860'.  James Steele Nicholson constructed nearby Falmore House in 1850. Annotated 'St. Ultan's Cross' on the 1900 edition of the Ordnance Survey 25-inch map where it is shown standing to the north of the holy well which is annotated 'Leitrim Penitential Station' in Gothick Script.  These monuments are not indicated on the 1834 edition of the OS 6-inch map. Folklore collected in 1938 from Bredagh Glen School about this cross and holy well can be accessed at https://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/4493784/4420474/4536138 
See Archaeological Survey of Ireland description at: https://tinyurl.com/4d8m2sef

St. Ultan's Cross (DG012-029001-)

Pocong is a ghost in Indonesian folklore that is depicted as a corpse wrapped in a white shroud with ties around the head, neck, and feet.

Pocong (Scary)

# Sylized Prop - Djinni in a Instrument
fusion of folklore and tradition.
The Asset merges the iconic kemence of Turkey’s Black Sea region with the enchantment of a Djinni’s lamp.

**Lore: The Curse of the Djinnolin**
*A Djinni, once a master of music and mischief, was bound into the kemence.
The Djinni cannot free himself. Instead, he lures others to play the instrument.
its melody is not a gift. It’s a summoning.*

REWORK

Stylized Asset - Djinni's Curse

A dark-folklore collectible for tabletop players, shelf builders, and Slavic mythology enthusiasts who want a character with immediate visual impact at small scale.

WHAT YOU GET
- Two files included: STL (for FDM and resin printing) and GLB (for preview, painting reference, and digital use)
- Figure stands approximately 75-100 mm tall from gnarled toes to the tip of the raised staff
- Sculpted in a dramatic forward-leaning hunched posture - the C-curve spine, oversized hooked nose, and jutting chin give the silhouette instant readability on any shelf
- Wild, thick-strand hair sweeps backward in solid chunky masses with carved surface detail throughout
- Layered patchwork robes with raised-geometry panel textures and a knotted cord belt; a chicken-foot talisman sits merged against the robe at the belt line
- The bone-and-feather staff is integral to the gripping hand and plants as a third contact point, making the main figure self-supporting on the print bed
- Bare gnarled toes peek from the robe hem, noddin…

Baba Yaga Crone Witch Figurine STL | Slavic…

A mythical, anthropomorphic creature from Scandinavian folklore, depicted as a giant, grotesque, and often foolish being that inhabits mountains and forests. They are central figures in Norwegian culture, known for being nocturnal and turning to stone upon contact with sunlight, inspiring folk tales and artistic representations.

norse troll base

This bronze grotesque door knocker is a beloved landmark in Siena’s Contrada dell'Onda (Wave district). Found along the winding Via Giovanni Duprè, this mustachioed figure wearing a traveler's hat is a classic example of "Grotesque" Renaissance art. These whimsical characters, often called folletti (elves) in local folklore, were designed to serve as both functional hardware and playful guardians of the household.

While many of the knockers you’ve seen—like the panther or the lion—represent official neighborhood mascots, this figure highlights the personal taste of Sienese citizens. It reflects a time when local blacksmiths and foundries created bespoke bronze pieces to give each home a unique identity. Within the Onda district, such details contribute to the rich, layered atmosphere of the medieval streets, reminding visitors that Siena's history is found not just in its grand monuments, but in the small, artistic treasures hidden on its doorsteps.

Siena - Door Knocker 5: Dwarf (Scaniverse)

Baba Yaga — the cunning, cackling crone of Slavic folklore — rendered as a deeply expressive folk-art grotesque figurine for collectors, tabletop players, and Halloween display enthusiasts alike.

WHAT YOU GET
- Two STL files and one GLB file included in the download
- 75 mm display scale variant and 32 mm heroic tabletop scale variant in the same pack
- GLB includes baked PBR surface data (base color, normal, roughness) for digital preview and rendering use
- Files total approximately 75–100 mm tall on the display variant, designed to stand on an organic gnarled-root base form

The sculpt leans into expressive, woodcut-carved character: a hunched silhouette with a pronounced dorsal curve, head thrust forward on a craning neck, wild coils of wiry hair escaping a tattered kerchief whose fringe hangs in carved strips. The face carries the most detail density — deeply carved crow's-foot wrinkles, a dramatically hooked nose, and a wide-open mouth mid-cackle. Bony elongated fingers clutch a knotted walking staff.…

Baba Yaga Crone Witch STL | Slavic Folklore…

A sculpted kitsune spirit-priestess for collectors, tabletop players, and fans of Japanese mythology who want a characterful display piece rooted in Shinto folklore.

WHAT YOU GET
- STL file and GLB file included in the download
- Designed to print at approximately 120 mm tall
- The tail cluster is provided as a separate glue-on piece to keep overhangs minimal and allow clean FDM output
- GLB file includes baked PBR surface data suitable for Sketchfab display or resin previsualization

DESIGN DETAILS
The figure presents a slender, vertically composed silhouette in a layered haori-and-hakama robe ensemble with wide cascading sleeves. A kitsune men mask is pushed up to rest above a serene half-lidded face with elongated carved eyes and pointed fox ears set into pinned-up hair adorned with torii-charm kanzashi. One hand is raised in a ritual mudra gesture; the other cradles an ofuda charm strip merged cleanly into the palm to avoid thin unsupported geometry. Behind the figure, a fan of sculpted fox tails carrie…

Kitsune Spirit-Priestess Figurine STL | Fox…

Beneath the blooming sakura trees of an eternal spring, a mysterious geisha named Akahana performs a forgotten dance bound by an ancient curse. Every graceful movement scatters petals infused with the memories of wandering souls, preserving the fragile balance between the world of the living and the dead.

As centuries pass, Akahana slowly loses her own identity, continuing her ritual like a fading instinct trapped within time itself. Unknown to those who pray beneath the sacred cherry blossom tree, Akahana is not merely its guardian — she is the very first soul imprisoned within it. Her endless dance is the only thing preventing her existence from disappearing completely between life and death.

This environment combines Japanese folklore, spiritual fantasy, and surreal atmosphere with stylized sakura landscapes, a sacred dragon spirit, and haunting crimson tones to create a dreamlike narrative scene.

Ukiyo Sakura

**A zombie is a reanimated corpse or a mindless being stripped of free will. Traditionally rooted in Haitian Vodou folklore, they are brought to life by magic or spiritual possession. In modern pop culture, they typically spread through viral infections and shamble mindlessly to hunt for human flesh  **

MINECRAFT ZOMBIE FACE

Fan-made creature statue based on Keteh Merirí (often spelled Keteb Meriri), a destructive demon originating from Jewish folklore and the Talmud, is primarily known by the nickname "Señor del Mediodía y de los Calurosos Veranos" (Lord of the Midday and of the Hot Summers).
from Charka Shay’s comic To Hell With Baba.

3D Printable | Keteh Merirí – destructive demon

An ancient evil, worn into legend.

A battle-worn Japanese Oni demon mask — deep crimson lacquer,
twin curved horns, hollow eye sockets, and bared fangs.

Gold-tipped edges worn down by time and ritual,
this mask carries the weight of a thousand curses.

Equal parts cultural artifact and supernatural threat.

Perfect for :
- Japanese folklore / feudal era environment props
- Ninja, samurai, or dark fantasy game assets
- Horror or supernatural cinematic scene dressing
- Wall display prop or ceremonial altar piece

Created with Meshy AI.
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Japanese Oni Mask - Red Devil Hannya Prop

This Baba Yaga figurine is built for collectors, tabletop players, and dark-folklore enthusiasts who want a characterful, paint-ready crone with genuine shelf presence.

WHAT YOU GET
- One STL file and one GLB file ready for slicing
- Sculpt stands approximately 80 mm tall — scaled for a desk display piece or a commanding tabletop miniature
- The staff with skull-lantern topper is a separate part with a press-fit socket so you can print and paint it independently
- The figure is split at the waist for clean resin or FDM printing with manageable build volumes

DESIGN NOTES
The silhouette leans hard into fairy-tale grotesque proportions — a pronounced hunched S-curve spine, oversized hooked nose, jutting chin, and elongated talon fingers give her an instant read even at small scale. Layered ragged robes carry deep fold geometry with large flat relief panels that hold washes and drybrushing well. The hem trails into root and bone fragments that anchor to the feet and remove fragile unsupported overhangs. Wild r…

Baba Yaga Crone Figurine STL | Slavic Dark…

This sculpt explores a humanoid figure twisted by something unnatural... Its elongated features and branching antlers giving it a disturbing, almost sentient silhouette.

I wanted to create a creature that feels like it exists just out of sight, inspired by folklore and the fear of being watched in the woods.

Sculpted in ZBrush with a focus on eerie anatomy and unsettling detail.

I'd love to hear how you use this!

Larry - The Horned Man

The most important Irish Iron age gold collar was found in a hoard of gold objects close to the ancient shore of Lough Foyle at Broighter Co Down, Ireland.
This is a reconsctruction of the object by Paul Palmer for a folklore project, there are alot of stories and mystical powers associated with the Torcs, they were a big part of Iron age culture. The gold craftsmenship is part of the La Tene style from around 450 BC.

The Broighter Collar Ireland, by Paul Palmer.

Stone cross (DG012-029001-) and holy well (DG012-029----) dedicated to St. Ultan in the townland of Leitrim (Liatroim/Leotrym O’Cullynan), parish of Culdaff (Cúil Dabhcha), barony of Inishowen East (Inis Eoghain Thoir), County Donegal. Described in 1936 as; ‘A large stone cross has been erected over the well having on one side the inscription: “St. Ultan” and on the other: “Erected by J. S. Nicholson, Esq., Anno Domine 1860’. James Steele Nicholson constructed nearby Falmore House in 1850. Annotated ‘St. Ultan’s Cross’ on the 1900 edition of the Ordnance Survey 25-inch map where it is shown standing to the north of the holy well which is annotated ‘Leitrim Penitential Station’ in Gothick Script. These monuments are not indicated on the 1834 edition of the OS 6-inch map. Folklore collected in 1938 from Bredagh Glen School about this cross and holy well can be accessed at https://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/4493784/4420474/4536138 See Archaeological Survey of Ireland description at: https://tinyurl.com/4d8m2sef

St Ultan's Cross Ogham-Like Markings

This high-detail 3D collectible captures the haunting presence of the legendary Eastern "Jiangshi." The figure features intricate textures on traditional dynastic robes, sealed by a mystical forehead talisman. Standing upon a ritualistic Yin-Yang tomb base—complete with a weathered headstone and gnarled roots—this piece blends ancient folklore with a dark, cinematic aesthetic. Perfect for collectors of mystery and mythology.

The Cursed Official

Researchers have announced the classification of a new arboreal dwelling organism, *Quercifolium domus sylvana*, commonly called the “Elf Treehouse.” First identified in 2025 during an ecological survey in the Cascadian temperate rainforest, the structure appears to be a living fusion of tree tissue and engineered architecture. Its curved roof plates are composed of a flexible cellulose‑rich sheath, while the interior cavity forms naturally.

Botanists believe the species coevolved with a diminutive forest‑dwelling humanoid population long dismissed as folklore. Evidence of intentional cultivation, vegetable rows, soil conditioning, and micro‑irrigation channels, suggests a long‑standing partnership between elves and the host organism.

The discovery challenges assumptions about plant intelligence and raises profound questions about interspecies engineering. If similar structures are found elsewhere, *Q. domus sylvana* could redefine our understanding of the hidden complexity of forest ecosystems.

Elf House - tree

Researchers have classified a newly documented organism, Umbrafolia domus obscura, after encountering a vine‑shrouded dwelling deep within a fog‑laden temperate forest. The structure appears to be a living composite of woody tissue and shadow‑adaptive foliage, with its curved roof and glowing windows formed by naturally occurring resin chambers that emit low‑frequency warmth.

Botanists report that the surrounding vegetation shows signs of deliberate cultivation—root vegetables, leafy crops, and nutrient‑rich soil beds—indicating long‑term habitation by a small, elusive humanoid species historically associated with regional folklore. The dark, oversized leaves encasing the home seem to function as both camouflage and environmental regulators, absorbing moisture and filtering light.

The discovery of U. domus obscura challenges assumptions about plant‑based architecture and suggests a previously unknown ecological partnership between elves and adaptive flora.

Elf House - haunted

A towering swamp creature rises from the shadows of the trees. Thick fur hangs in wet clumps, long arms ready to drag prey into the mud. Inspired by Southern swamp legends and Bigfoot folklore, this creature looks like it has been watching from the treeline long before anyone noticed.

Perfect for collectors, painters, and anyone who loves cryptids, monsters, or dark forest creatures.

Shampe Textured

Baba Yaga Crone Witch STL is a highly stylized dark-folklore figurine designed for collectors, tabletop RPG players, and fans of Slavic mythology who want something far beyond a generic Halloween witch.

WHAT YOU GET
- STL file and GLB file, both included in the download
- Designed for desktop display at approximately 80-100 mm total height
- Single static mesh sculpted in the stylized-realism register: think Dark Souls boss concept art rendered in printable geometry — organic asymmetry, deep fold grooves, characterful silhouette
- Key surface details include a hunched spine, dramatically elongated crooked nose, sunken orbital cavities, prominent cheekbones, a wide-brimmed warped pointed hat, wild rope-like hair, layered tattered robes with bold carved fold channels, a tall bone staff gripped in one gnarled hand, skull-charm and knotted-rope belt detail, and chicken-foot claw motifs at the ankle wraps referencing her mythic chicken-legged hut
- No thin overhangs — all cloth geometry is chunky, minimum wall t…

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