The Witte Wieven are figures from Dutch folklore, often described as ghostly women dressed in white. They are believed to inhabit marshy areas and are associated with the Dutch landscape. Traditionally, they are seen as protectors of nature and the dead, guiding lost souls or travelers through the wilderness. In some tales, the Witte Wieven are depicted as benevolent spirits, while in others, they can be more malevolent, luring people into danger. Their stories vary across regions, reflecting local beliefs and customs. The Witte Wieven remain a fascinating part of Netherlands cultural heritage.