• Fitted cut with side seams
• Hood adjustable with drawstring
• Front pockets
• Fabric is a cotton-polyester blend with a weight of 300g/m2, in a ratio of 65:35
• Brushed inner side
• Print made using Direct-to-Film method

Design inspired by the cover of "Healing of the Polish People" from Replika Publishing

What is the book about? Before conventional medicines, it was believed that demons and the devil were responsible for diseases and ailments. Witchcraft could also inflict ailments through curses. This led to superstitions, rituals, prayers, and exorcisms aimed at warding off evil forces. Henryk Biegeleisen intertwines Slavic demonology with Christian beliefs, mythology, and ancient traditions passed down through generations, revealing practices used in folk healing. He explains spells, prayers, and rituals, emphasizing the belief in the power of words—even seemingly meaningless ones like "Abracadabra". Why was jaundice treated with yellow objects, and why was dog fur applied to bite wounds? Why was it believed that eating calf lungs would heal lung diseases? Did the most disgusting potions truly repel illness? Folk healing of the Polish people attempts to answer many such questions.

You can find the entire book series "BELIEFS AND CUSTOMS" focusing on native—and not only—beliefs, myths, and customs here: https://bit.ly/WIERZENIA_I_ZWYCZAJE