Native Americans from all regions are known for their beadwork. They use beads on clothing, bags, and other objects. A Cheyenne amulet, or charm, is an example of such beadwork.
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Today i had the pleasure of reconnecting with my old altered book workshop buddies in San Francisco. We used to meet monthly, swap books ...
I was asked last summer at the Retreat here if I would write a tutorial for my Amulets and was going to teach how to make these at an upcomi...
All cultures have some form of good luck charm, like the rabbit's foot or four-leaf clover. In Ancient Egypt, charms were known as amulets and were usually in the form of plants, animals, or sacred objects. They were thought to provide protection against evil or danger, as well as bringing good luck. These ornaments…
How do amulets work? What are jinn? Are evil eyes good or bad? Find out in this online course on charms and talismans in Middle Eastern jewellery!
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This collection of stringed blue faïence star amulets was found at el-Lisht, the funerary site of Middle Kingdom royal and elite burials.
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Picture credit – Kathleen McCabe-ElseyPosted by – Kathleen McCabe-Elsey A couple of silver Berber perfume amulets/pendants, from Ait Baha in Morocco. Click here to see the original post.
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What is that blue disc amulet with holes? Its name is saba uyun, and this article tells you all about it!
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A digital archive of the vast collection of jewellery and adornment images that have been shared at the former Ethnic Jewels Ning site over many years. These images have added valuably to discussions surrounding cultural adornment and its dispersal around the world.
