Folklore, drawn by hand and colored by you
Coloring books and journals drawn from Slavic myth — the goddesses who keep the threads of fate, end the winter, and test everyone who finds their door.
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A Coloring Journey Through the Divine Feminine
Fourteen figures of Slavic myth — Mokosh who keeps the threads of fate, Zhiva who wakes the earth each spring, Marzanna who rules the winter and then lets it go, Baba Yaga who tests everyone who finds her hut. Each illustration faces a short retelling of her story.
The Daily Journal
Not a journal about becoming easier to be around. Sixty mornings, each opening with one of the fourteen goddesses and a single line to ask you something before the day starts asking. Then four questions — and one of them matters more than the rest.
More coming — a Slavic witch collection, and more journals built on the same folklore.
About
I'm Dominika. I'm Polish, and the goddesses and spirits in these books aren't research I picked up for a project — they're the stories that were already around.
Most folklore coloring books flatten everything into generic mysticism. I wanted the specific things: the embroidery patterns that actually mean something, the offerings left by a well, the effigy carried to the river when winter finally breaks.
Everything here is published under Dominika Creates.
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Questions, wholesale enquiries, or you just want to show me a page you colored.