Pääkalliset
Pääkalliset is a Finnish term that translates to "skull-faced" or "skull-like." It is primarily used in the context of folklore and mythology, often referring to supernatural beings or spirits characterized by their skeletal appearance. These entities are typically depicted as frightening and malevolent, associated with death, the underworld, or as harbingers of misfortune.
The imagery of the skull is a potent symbol across many cultures, representing mortality, the ephemeral nature
While detailed narratives about specific Pääkalliset are rare, the concept serves as a reminder of the darker