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Magatama
RM118.44
Traditionally worn to ward off evil spirits; a personal talisman of protection.
Discover its storyCULTURAL SYMBOLS OF PROTECTION, RENEWAL & RESOLVE.
Talismans. Legends.Objects of desire.
Find your talisman+ A little scroll. Another world.01 / 03
A symbol of protectionWedjatRM404.33Choose your talisman — Click a piece. Discover its story.
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Naxi Dongba Pendant
RM363.49
Naxi traditions of warding; courage and steadfast love.
Discover its story03E1
Wedjat
RM404.33
Traditionally worn for protection and regeneration; restoration and wholeness.
Discover its story04E2
Heart Scarab
RM486.02
Heart-scarab safeguarding traditions; regeneration, renewal and continuity.
Discover its story05C1
Nuo Mask Amulet
RM526.86
Traditional warding of evil; guardianship of a cherished space.
Discover its story06T1
Takrut
RM400.25
Traditionally worn for protection against harm; a talisman for a fortunate journey.
Discover its storyANCIENT STORIES. PERSONAL TALISMANS.
A little object. A wish worth carrying.
A hand raised against the evil eye. A Japanese bead worn to ward off spirits. An Egyptian eye made whole again. People have carried talismans for centuries with a wish close to their hearts: a safe journey, a fortunate beginning, a cherished home.
Discover eighteen objects inspired by Egyptian emblems, Japanese Magatama, Thai inscribed forms and the distinct traditions of Miao, Naxi and Qiang communities. Each opens a different story of protection, good fortune, renewal or lasting connection. Find the one whose purpose feels personal.
For someone setting out. For the home you have made. For a bond you want to keep, or a chapter ready to begin. Choose a talisman with a story—and give an old wish a place in your life.
An old wish.An enduring form.
The Khamsa against the evil eye. Magatama against unwelcome spirits. Takrut worn against harm. Discover the traditional purpose behind each form, then choose the talisman you want beside you.
An ancient idea.A new beginning.
The Wedjat tells of an eye restored to wholeness; the scarab carries Egypt’s enduring story of regeneration. Two talismans for the wish to begin again, each with its own ancient meaning.
For the home.For what comes next.
Chinese talisman papers express wishes for good fortune; Qiang traditions gather families around harmony and abundance. Choose a keepsake for a new home, a new venture or someone you hope will flourish.
A lasting bond.A meaningful gift.
Naxi pictured legends speak of courage and faithful love; Miao adornment keeps a community’s memories close. Give a talisman for the connection you cherish, with a story that makes the gesture unmistakably yours.
Choose a symbol. Make it personal.