Amulets T-Shirts
Description: Scio Scio, a funny Italian pride design with a famous Italian amulet and talisman, a red hand of horns (corna portofortuna). Wear it to protect yourself against evil eye and malocchio and attract good luck and fortune. Makes a great gift for any superstitious Italian American who's italiano (napoletano or siciliano) at heart, loves Italy, Italian, Neapolitan and Sicilian traditions and superstitions.
Description: The Jewish word Cha'i. Cha’i means living or alive in Hebrew. It's used a symbol of charity, longevity, and good fortune. Some choose to wear it as a medallion or amulet around their neck. The texture in the background was created by throwing paint soaked threads.
Description: Choose your weapon, a funny Italian superstition design with the most famous Italian amulets and portafortuna: cornicello, corna and 'o scartellato. Wear it to protect yourself against evil eye and malocchio and attract good luck and fortune. Makes a great gift for any superstitious Italian American grandma or grandpa who believes in malocchio, loves Italy, Napoli and Sicialy, and Italian, Neapolitan and Sicialian traditions and superstitions.
Description: Italian Unicorn, a funny Italian pride design with a famous Italian crown and horn (corno, cornicello or corno portafortuna), an Italian amulet and talisman. Wear it to protect yourself against evil eye and malocchio and attract good luck and fortune. Makes a great gift for any superstitious Italian American who's italiano (napoletano or siciliano) at heart, loves Italy, Italian, Neapolitan and Sicilian traditions and superstitions.
Description: Heavenly Cross - Symbol of Heavenly Spiritual Strength and Ancestral Force of Unity. It was used as an amulet, protecting the one who wears it by giving him the help of all the Ancestors of his old House and the help of the Heavenly Family.
Description: O Scartellato, a funny Italian pride design with a famous Neapolitan amulet and talisman, gobbo della smorfia napoletana. Cute hunchback holding a horseshoe and making a hand of horns sign, for triple protection against evil eye and malocchio. Makes a great gift for any superstitious Neapolitan American who's napoletano at heart, loves Italy and Naples, Neapolitan traditions and superstitions.
Description: Scio Scio Ciuccive, a Neapolitan pride design with a famous Neapolitan lucky saying and a red mano cornuto or corna portafortuna (sign of horns). Wear it to protect yourself against evil eye, malocchio, maloik and attract good luck and fortune.