- Ašvieniai, commonly called the little horses, on the rooftop of a house in Nida. Ašvieniai are divine twins in the Lithuanian mythology...
- As with other aspects of Baltic mythology, there is a strong hint of Indian influence. Note similarity of Ašvieniai to the Hindu Ashvins.
- Ašvieniai pulling a chariot through the sky symbolises a never ending cycle of farm works.
- Ašvieniai'nin sembolleri ve figürleri halk mimarisinde, özellikle çatıların üst kısımlarında kullanılmıştır.
- Gods, Lithuanian mythology, Baltic mythology, European mythology. View source. History. Discussion. Ašvieniai are divine twins in Lithuanian mythology.
- Lietuvių liaudies dailėje iš seno buvo vaizduojami Dieviškieji dvyniai Ašvieniai, vėliau žirgai.
- Les Ašvieniai, décrits comme de petits chevaux, sont des motifs courants sur les toits lituaniens, placés là pour protéger la maison.
- The Ašvieniai of Lithuania, who are a whole lot like Ashvins, were mad popular.
- However the rewards are often great - once a foal is matured they often lose any extensive featherings that came from their Ašvieniai blood...
- Traditionally, the Vedic peoples of Lithuania worshipped the Ašvieniai, the divine horse twins, related to the goddess Ūsinis.
- Ašvieniai, commonly called the little horses, on the rooftop of a house in Nida. Ašvieniai are divine twins in the Lithuanian mythology...
- As with other aspects of Baltic mythology, there is a strong hint of Indian influence. Note similarity of Ašvieniai to the Hindu Ashvins.
- Ašvieniai pulling a chariot through the sky symbolises a never ending cycle of farm works.
- Ašvieniai'nin sembolleri ve figürleri halk mimarisinde, özellikle çatıların üst kısımlarında kullanılmıştır.
- Gods, Lithuanian mythology, Baltic mythology, European mythology. View source. History. Discussion. Ašvieniai are divine twins in Lithuanian mythology.
- Lietuvių liaudies dailėje iš seno buvo vaizduojami Dieviškieji dvyniai Ašvieniai, vėliau žirgai.
- Les Ašvieniai, décrits comme de petits chevaux, sont des motifs courants sur les toits lituaniens, placés là pour protéger la maison.
- The Ašvieniai of Lithuania, who are a whole lot like Ashvins, were mad popular.
- However the rewards are often great - once a foal is matured they often lose any extensive featherings that came from their Ašvieniai blood...
- Traditionally, the Vedic peoples of Lithuania worshipped the Ašvieniai, the divine horse twins, related to the goddess Ūsinis.
