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If you've ever visited Naples, wandered the streets of Venice, or spent a dreamy holiday somewhere in Italy, chances are you’ve seen one: dangling from a backpack, hanging from a car mirror, or around the neck of a charming local.
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Every culture brings with it many traditions, many anecdotes and sometimes many secrets. For these reasons, 2 main dynamics arise in our everyday lives: the first is
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Have you ever thought about how many ways there are to wish your best friend, girlfriend or someone you love, “Good Luck!”
How many Ways can you say it? What is the most commonly used Italian expression?
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In Italian culture, the horn meaning is deeply connected to good luck Italian traditions. The cornicello, often worn as an amulet on a necklace by men or women, is one of the most iconic good luck charms from Italy.
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Being an active amulet, to be truly powerful the horn amulet must be stimulated in the right direction and customized on the person who will wear it, keep it in his pocket or hang it in the house.
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the Evil Eye is nothing more than a popular belief that someone can bring bad luck or misfortune upon another person simply through a malevolent, envious look. In Italy, this envy is even symbolized with a color: green!
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