Naiya's Wish

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Naiya's Wish cover design by Emily's World of Design A Naiad makes an impossible wish, sending a ripple of effect through the land and binding to her magic the people from the nearby mill, and the village beyond. Unexpected twists of fate tie Naiya to Hilda, the miller's unhappy wife and, Amina, the baker's youngest daughter. Amina is flung into a daring adventure when Naiya's wish ensnares the love of Amina's life. Can she find a way to save Phillip from the watery depths?

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Of all the skirts, which were unearthed in the old Scandinavian Cemetery in Herjolfsnes (today Ikigaat) in Greenland, probably the coat-like garment, which was awarded nummren 63 and 64 being the most impressive. Interestingly, the strongly reminiscent of the rather broad and pleated skirts depicted from 1300's final decades. An example is Thomas Occleves portrait of Geoffrey Chaucer from his The Registration Mine Principum from 1412 (12 years after the author's colleague's death). Medieval Mens Clothing, Joan Of Arc Costume, Medieval Male, Evil Clothes, Scandinavian Exterior, Scandinavian Clothing, 15th Century Clothing, Mens Garb, Geoffrey Chaucer

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Scandinavian Clothing

15th Century Clothing

Mens Garb

Geoffrey Chaucer

”Chaucer-kjortel” från sent 1300-tal/ tidigt 1400-tal efter Herjolfsnes 63 & 64

Of all the skirts, which were unearthed in the old Scandinavian Cemetery in Herjolfsnes (today Ikigaat) in Greenland, probably the coat-like garment, which was awarded nummren 63 and 64 being the most impressive. Interestingly, the strongly reminiscent of the rather broad and pleated skirts depicted from 1300's final decades. An example is Thomas Occleves portrait of Geoffrey Chaucer from his The Registration Mine Principum from 1412 (12 years after the author's colleague's death).

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Asrai- Scottish myth: water fairies that must always stay underwater. If it is captured or a single ray of sunlight touches it, it would melt into a pool of water. Their beauty is so great that if a man saw one, they would have a need to capture it. Their touch is so cold it could burn skin. They feed on moonlight.