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Bookmark or Share- Korrigans | The fairy folk of Brittany - The Good Life FranceThe Korrigans of Brittany – fairy folk. According to folklore as the twilight starts to steal the sun and the air grows heavy with the sweet smell of the cooling earth, little people, some no taller than your thumb, come out to play amongst the ferns. They flit through the silver moon-lit sprinkles of the fountains.
- Korrigan – Mysterious Britain & IrelandThe Korrigan is tiny, like the rest of her sisterhood, and by night she appears under an exquisitely beautiful form, clad only in a long white veil wrapped closely round her. This fairy has a wonderful knowledge of the healing art, and gives charms, it is said, to those who believe in her.
- Korrigan - MonstropediaA Korrigan or Corrigan is a type of fairy specific to Britanny (France). There are several types, some of which are the Korils, Poulpikans, Teuz, and Kornikaned.
- When did Korrigans become part of the Breton folklore?Korrigans are part of the modern Breton folklore, as water spirits. Some sources give them an origin in ancient Gaul (Thomas Keightley's 1892 "The Fairy Mythology" for instance). Is there any evidence for this?
- Korrigans - Sirens of Breton Mythology - TranscelticKorrigans - Sirens of Breton Mythology. In the rich Celtic mythological tales of Brittany, the Korrigans form a group of female entities who are associated with rivers and wells. Sometimes they are described as fairy like creatures with beautiful golden hair.
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