Talismans & meaningful gifts

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The ghost-warding associations of jujube wood in Chinese folklore; steadfast resolve.

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Traditional protection and restoration; good wishes for travel and homecoming.

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Protective cultural associations, lasting bonds and the meeting of two traditions.

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The ancient Egyptian sign of life; vitality and the wish for continuity.

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Traditionally worn for protection and regeneration; restoration and wholeness.

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Traditionally worn or displayed to ward off the evil eye.

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Traditionally worn to ward off evil spirits; a personal talisman of protection.

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Traditional Thai spirit-warding blade lore; courage and resolve.

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Warrior remembrance, courage and the warding associations of Miao adornment.

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Traditional warding of evil; guardianship of a cherished space.

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The protection and prosperity associations of Miao adornment; a wish for a fortunate journey.

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Naxi traditions of warding; courage and steadfast love.

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The warding purposes of Dongba traditions; pictured legends and cultural continuity.

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The traditional wish to welcome good fortune and dispel misfortune; five-phase balance.

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Thai amulet traditions of personal protection; composure and a guarded boundary.

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Family harmony, prosperity and the continuity of shared memory.

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Heart-scarab safeguarding traditions; regeneration, renewal and continuity.

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Traditionally worn for protection against harm; a talisman for a fortunate journey.