Malocchio Tapestries

Most Italian Americans take the evil eye il Malocchio Maloik, Malocchio, Evil Eye seriously, Superstition, & part tradition, it is the belief it could be placed on someone when another person is jealous or envious of the other's luck. This design has an Italian Flag, Evil Eye, Red horn pepper (Cornicelli, Cornetto, Corno) & Red Mano Cornuto (sign of the horns) Strongest effect if amulets made from red coral. Malocchio manifests misfortune on a cursed person, usually such as migraines. Destressed look design.

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Italian pride design with a famous Italian amulet and talisman, a mano cornuto or corna portafortuna (sign of horns). Wear it to protect yourself against evil eye, malocchio, maloik 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. Perfect wear for bocce teams.

The Devils Horns hand gesture – the symbol to ward off bad luck – ( Malocchio ) ( Karana Mudra ) Also the universal ROCK ON symbol. An ancient symbol used in many cultures to protect you from bad luck, negative thoughts etc, this design has a contemporary twist with the vivid long blue mails. It’s often misinterpreted as a satanic sign, but that is a corruption of its true purpose.

Dont mess with Americans, dont mess with Italians and never mess with Italian Americans. Italian Americans have much pride in their heritage and their Country, patriotic, faithful and FedeltàEterna. Italian American Italiano Americano Pride, Great for Bocce game, Italian family get togethers, Italian sports, Italian clubs, Italian organizations, Italian American Sports Clubs.

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.

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.

Italian pride design with a famous Italian amulet and talisman, 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. 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. Perfect wear for bocce teams.

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.

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.

Wanna get lucky? Try the Napulitana way with this lively design capturing the Neapolitan wish for “Bona Ciorta”!

We Italians know a thing or two about how to assure a little extra luck... not that we need it... we were, after all, lucky enough to be born Italian!

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.