Sep 28, 2024 · The dwende are another well-known creature in Filipino folklore. Known for their tiny size and magical powers, these mysterious beings are believed to dwell in natural spaces …

May 14, 2024 · There are stories that say when we see kids laughing or moving their hands, that’s the Dwendes playing with them. But, there’s also fear of them because they can also be associated with misfortunes, so to speak.

Aug 14, 2024 · These powerful beings are notorious throughout the islands for their potentially dangerous magical abilities, encouraging the Filipino people to properly care for nature and be conscious of where they step. As such, regardless of their alignment, it's important to treat these creatures with respect.

Nov 2, 2016 · Dwende is/are the Filipino catch-all term for faeries, brownies, nature spirits. It’s accepted belief that they share ‘space’ with human beings and encounters with them – intended and unintended – are part of the reason why superstitious belief is very strong in the Philippines.

A dwende, or 'old man on the mound'is a dwarf creature who lives in the woods, in an anthill or old houses in a remote areas. The dwende resembles a very small, old man with a long beard and they love to wear big hats.

Nov 4, 2011 · In the Philippines, duwendes frequently live in houses, in trees, underground, termite like mound or hill, and in rural areas. They are known to be either good or mischievous, depending on how homeowners treat them. They usually come out at 12 noon for an hour and during the night.

Mar 13, 2016 · Duwende, also known as “nuno sa punso” (old man of the mound) in some regions, are typically depicted as small, humanoid creatures standing no taller than a few feet.

Nang tumugtog ang alas dose, biglang pumasok sa bintana ang dalawang kalbong dwende. Tuloy-tuloy ito sa mesa at sinimulan agad ang pagtatrabaho. Pakanta-kanta pa at pasayaw-sayaw pa na parang tuwang-tuwa sila sa paggawa. Madali nilang natapos ang mga sapatos at mabilis din silang tumalon sa bintana. "Mga dwende pala!" sabi ng babae.

The duwende is a playful hobgoblin who shows himself to children, while the nuno is a goblin easily angered and will do harm to those who damage or disturb his mound. If an invader destroys the nuno's home by kicking it, the offender's foot will become swollen.

Duwende come in a range of appearances, but they are typically small, standing at only a few feet tall. They have distinct features such as sharp and pointed ears, mischievous eyes that twinkle …