Veela (both singular and plural) were human-like magical beings who appeared as young, beautiful women with white-gold hair and moon-bright skin, native to Bulgaria.

Later that year in the Triwizard Tournament, part-Veela Fleur Delacour took the competition by storm, impressing people with her magical ability. Her wand even contained a Veela hair.

Veela are fairies in Slavic mythology who live near water and can control storms. They are very similar to the Rusalki in Russian mythology, known for hypnotizing men and bringing them to their doom.

Born from the myths of the Slavic Pantheon, the elemental veela represent the primal joy of nature. While Prime fairy stories speak of veela as nature spirits dwelling in forests and rivers, the veela of …

Veela are fascinating creatures in the Harry Potter universe, captivating both the characters in the story and the readers themselves. With their striking beauty and magical abilities, they enchant those who …

May 9, 2023 · Veela are lesser-known magical beings in Harry Potter, but they play an important role when it comes to certain characters' ancestry.

So, what exactly is a Veela? To put it simply, a Veela, Vila, Samovila or Samodiva is a type of fairy creature whose origins are rooted in Slavic folklore. In a way Veelas can be compared to the Greek …

Veela, who are the team mascots of the Bulgarian National Quidditch team in the Quidditch World Cup, take the form of inhumanly beautiful and infinitely desireable women.

The Veela are a race of semi-human, semi-magical hominids reminiscent of the Sirens of Greek mythology. Little is known about their biology; they appear to be young, beautiful humans.

A Veela is a species of semi-human magical being that appears as a woman of stunning, otherworldly beauty. They possess an innate magical ability to mesmerize and enchant most men who behold them.