Krause (Original 3D Foin Unity Model)

3D Model

The legend of Krasue is a prominent myth in Southeast Asian folklore, particularly among the cultures of Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Malaysia. This spectral entity is primarily known for its hauntingly grotesque appearance and nocturnal activities. Krasue is typically depicted as the disembodied floating head of a woman, trailing her internal organs—heart, intestines, and other viscera—below. By day, she appears as an ordinary woman, but by night, her head detaches from her body, which remains in a hidden place. This ghostly head hovers through the air, phosphorescent and eerie, illuminated by an otherworldly glow. The origins of the Krasue legend are varied, with some sources suggesting its roots in ancient animistic beliefs, while others point to it as a form of karmic retribution. In many tales, the Krasue is said to be the spirit of a woman cursed for her sins, often related to black magic, adultery, or other moral transgressions.