Kalduny are traditional Slavic magical beings, often associated with folklore and mythology. They are typically depicted as wise and powerful figures who possess the ability to perform magic, often using spells and charms. Kalduny are believed to have a deep connection with nature and the elements, which they harness in their practices. In some cultures, kalduny are seen as protectors or guardians, while in others, they may be viewed with suspicion or fear. Their role can vary significantly across different regions, reflecting the diverse beliefs and traditions of the Slavic peoples. Kalduny are often linked to practices such as herbalism and divination.