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Sicilian Cunningcraft: The Cimaruta
In Sicilian cunningcraft, the use of charms is heavily relied upon to ‘bring good luck’. Perhaps the most popular example of this would be the Italian Horn. The ‘Italian...
Sicilian Cunningcraft: The Cimaruta
In Sicilian cunningcraft, the use of charms is heavily relied upon to ‘bring good luck’. Perhaps the most popular example of this would be the Italian Horn. The ‘Italian...
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Sicilian Cunningcraft: Testa di Moro September...
During my recent trip to the Island of Sicily, I became obsessed with something called the Testa di Moro or the Head of the Moor. All over the Island, you...
Sicilian Cunningcraft: Testa di Moro September...
During my recent trip to the Island of Sicily, I became obsessed with something called the Testa di Moro or the Head of the Moor. All over the Island, you...
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Sicilian Cunningcraft: The Malocchio
I don’t think you can discuss Sicilian Folk Magick or Cunning Craft without discussing The Malocchio. Translation: ‘Bad/Evil Eye’. The origin of the malocchio can be traced back over...
Sicilian Cunningcraft: The Malocchio
I don’t think you can discuss Sicilian Folk Magick or Cunning Craft without discussing The Malocchio. Translation: ‘Bad/Evil Eye’. The origin of the malocchio can be traced back over...
