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Wear an Azabache Figa for Protection and Safe Travels / 🇪🇸 Spain
Wear a little black azabache figa and welcome protection into your day. This fist-shaped Spanish amulet brings together polished jet, a traditional protective hand shape and a long connection with pilgrims on the road.
Display a Caganer to Welcome Good Luck and Abundance / 🇪🇸 Spain
Tuck a caganer into your Christmas display and wish for a year of good fortune and abundance. This Catalan figure turns a peasant fertilising the earth into a surprisingly cheerful symbol of good things growing.
Carry a Pilgrim Scallop Shell for a Safe Journey / 🇪🇸 Spain
Put a pilgrim scallop shell on your backpack or bag and pray for a safe journey. Follow the hopes of travelers to Santiago: a good path ahead and a joyful return home.
Find the Christmas Pickle Ornament for a Year of Good Luck / 🇺🇸 USA
Find the green pickle ornament hidden in the Christmas tree and welcome a year of good luck. In this playful American custom, the first person to spot it receives good fortune or an extra little Christmas gift.
Cross Your Fingers to Invite Good Luck / 🇺🇸 USA
Cross your middle finger over your index finger when you are hoping for good news. Say “Fingers crossed!” to wish yourself or someone you love a fortunate outcome—this American good-luck gesture is ready whenever you need it.
Blow a Dandelion Wish to Invite Good Luck / 🇺🇸 USA
Close your eyes, picture your wish and gently blow a white dandelion seed head. This childhood good-luck custom sends your hope out with the floating seeds and turns an ordinary plant into a moment of possibility.
Fill a Daruma’s Eye for Exam Luck and Success / 🇯🇵 Japan
Choose a goal and fill one eye of a daruma to welcome exam luck and success. The Japanese doll that keeps rising upright carries your wish to see things through.
Carry a Tenjin Amulet for Study and Exam Success / 🇯🇵 Japan
Carry a Tenjin study amulet and pray for success in your exams and learning. At Dazaifu Tenmangu, the blessing of Sugawara Michizane accompanies people working toward a new goal.
Choose a Meaningful El Gordo Number for Money Luck / 🇪🇸 Spain
Choose an El Gordo number linked to a birthday or anniversary and give your wish for money luck a personal meaning. Spain’s Christmas tradition starts with a date you cherish, a choice you can enjoy from home.
Display a Double Distelfink Hex Sign for Family Harmony / 🇺🇸 USA
Display a hex sign with two lucky distelfink birds and wish for harmony at home. This colorful Pennsylvania folk-art design brings a message of happiness and love to an entryway or a room your family shares.
Eat Hoppin’ John for New Year Prosperity / 🇺🇸 USA
Eat Hoppin’ John on New Year’s Day to welcome prosperity. Black-eyed peas stand for coins, greens for dollar bills: the American South puts its wish for a plentiful year straight onto the plate.
Knock on Wood to Keep Good Luck Going / 🇺🇸 USA
Knock lightly on a wooden object after sharing good news and wish for your good luck to continue. This familiar American gesture gives a hopeful conversation a little extra protection.
Display a Tori-no-ichi Kumade for Prosperity / 🇯🇵 Japan
Display a lucky kumade rake at home or work and welcome prosperity. Decorated with coins, smiling faces and other little treasures, this Japanese good-luck object gathers wishes for a flourishing business and financial fortune.
Display a Right-Paw Maneki-neko to Welcome Wealth / 🇯🇵 Japan
Place a right-paw maneki-neko in your home or business to welcome money luck. This Japanese beckoning cat raises a friendly invitation to prosperity, giving your next venture a small companion with a big welcome.
Hang Mistletoe and Share a Kiss to Celebrate Love / 🇺🇸 USA
Hang a decorative mistletoe sprig for Christmas and, when you both want to, share a kiss beneath it to celebrate love. The winter greenery turns a little part of the room into a place to show affection.
Carry an Omamori for Protection and Health Luck / 🇯🇵 Japan
Choose an omamori for your wish and carry it on your bag to welcome protection and good health. Japan’s shrine and temple amulets bring a prayer close to you in everyday life.
Find the Roscón Figure to Welcome New-Year Good Fortune / 🇪🇸 Spain
Share a roscón de Reyes on 6 January and crown the person whose slice holds the little figure. This Spanish tradition brings good fortune and a playful royal welcome to a family’s first celebrations of the year.
Pray with a Saint Anthony Abbot Medal for Pet Health / 🇪🇸 Spain
Pray before a medal or image of Saint Anthony Abbot for your pet’s health and protection. Thank the patron of animals for the companion sharing your life, wherever you are.
Place Parsley by San Pancracio for Work and Money Luck / 🇪🇸 Spain
Place fresh parsley beside an image of San Pancracio and pray for work and money luck. The green sprig symbolises abundance beside the saint cherished as a protector of working people.
Give a Sant Jordi Rose and Book to Welcome Love / 🇪🇸 Spain
Give a red rose and a book to someone you love on 23 April and welcome romance and connection. Catalonia’s Sant Jordi combines a legendary flower of love with the pleasure of sharing words.
Wish on the First Star to Welcome Good Fortune / 🇺🇸 USA
Wish on the first star you see tonight and welcome good fortune. This American nursery-rhyme tradition begins with the evening sky and a hope you want to come true.
Display a Takarabune to Welcome Prosperity / 🇯🇵 Japan
Display a takarabune with its bow pointing into your home and welcome prosperity. Laden with treasures and often the Seven Lucky Deities, Japan’s treasure ship brings the wish for abundance into a home, shop or working space.
Clap Tejime for Business Luck and Success / 🇯🇵 Japan
Clap tejime with your team after a job well done and welcome business luck and future success. Japan’s three-three-three-one rhythm gives a shared celebration a wonderfully satisfying finish.
Hang a Teru Teru Bōzu for Sunny-Day Luck / 🇯🇵 Japan
Make a teru teru bōzu the day before an outing and hang it by the window with a wish for sunshine and good luck. White cloth or tissue paper brings this Japanese weather charm into your home.
Give Food to the Tió de Nadal for Family Harmony / 🇪🇸 Spain
Give the Tió de Nadal a little food and a blanket during December, and welcome a Christmas custom full of family good fortune. This smiling Catalan log rewards its care with sweets and little gifts to share.
Eat New Year’s Eve Soba for Health and Long-Life Luck / 🇯🇵 Japan
Eat a bowl of long soba noodles on December 31 and welcome health and a long, happy life. Japan’s New Year’s Eve tradition puts a hopeful meaning into a wonderfully comforting meal.
Pull a Wishbone to Welcome Luck for Your Wish / 🇺🇸 USA
Pull opposite ends of a wishbone with a partner and wish for good luck after the meal. The person left holding the larger piece receives the good fortune of having their wish come true.
Tie Three Knots in a Bonfim Ribbon for Good Luck / 🇧🇷 Brazil
Tie three knots in a Bonfim ribbon and make a wish for good luck with each one. In Salvador, this colourful ribbon turns a greeting into something you can wear.
Share Sweets on Cosme and Damião Day to Wish Children Good Health / 🇧🇷 Brazil
Share small bags of sweets on Cosme and Damião Day to wish children good health and joy. In Brazil, families and neighbours turn an act of giving into a celebration.
Keep Pomegranate Seeds in Your Wallet to Wish for Prosperity / 🇧🇷 Brazil
Put pomegranate seeds in your wallet at New Year and wish for prosperity. In Brazil, a few seeds from the festive table can become a reminder of what you hope to have enough of.
Wear White at New Year to Wish for Family Harmony / 🇧🇷 Brazil
Wear a white garment on New Year’s Eve to wish your household peace of mind. In Brazil, white is a familiar colour of peace and renewal at the turn of the year.
Share Bread on Saint Anthony’s Day to Wish for Prosperity / 🇧🇷 Brazil
Share a bread roll on 13 June and wish for prosperity at home. In Brazilian celebrations for Saint Anthony, bread is a sign of having enough to share.
Hang a Red Chinese Knot for Prosperity and Long Life / 🇨🇳 China
Hang a red Chinese knot to welcome prosperity and a long, happy life. Choose the wish through the design: flowing tassels, a fish or a named auspicious knot turn a length of cord into a blessing for the home.
Display Double Happiness for Love and Marriage Harmony / 🇨🇳 China
Display the Chinese double-happiness sign to celebrate love and wish a couple lasting harmony. Two happiness characters joined in one design make a joyful decoration for a wedding and a lovely way to send your blessing to the newlyweds.
Give a Red Hongbao to Share Prosperity and Family Luck / 🇨🇳 China
Give someone a red hongbao at Lunar New Year and share a wish for prosperity. The bright envelope carries a blessing from one person to another, and you can fold a paper version at home.
Serve Long Noodles to Wish Someone Health and Long Life / 🇨🇳 China
Serve a bowl of long noodles on a birthday and wish someone health and a long life. In the Chinese longevity-noodle custom, the length of the noodles gives a warm, edible shape to your hope that a loved one's happy years will continue.
Give Golden Mandarins to Wish Someone Prosperity and Success / 🇨🇳 China
Give mandarins at Lunar New Year and wish someone prosperity and success. Their golden colour and auspicious name make an everyday fruit into a bright New Year greeting, something you can offer and then enjoy together.
Fold New Year Dumplings to Welcome Prosperity / 🇨🇳 China
Fold and eat jiaozi at Lunar New Year to welcome prosperity. Their curved, plump shape recalls old Chinese ingots, turning a shared plate of dumplings into a delicious wish for a year of plenty.
Eat Niangao for Career and Study Success in the New Year / 🇨🇳 China
Eat niangao at Lunar New Year and wish for success in your work or studies. The rice cake's name echoes rising higher year after year: a delicious way to put your hopes for the next step on the table.
Sweep Before Lunar New Year to Clear Trouble and Welcome Luck / 🇨🇳 China
Sweep and clean before Lunar New Year to clear away the old year's troubles and welcome good luck. The Chinese New Year house-cleaning custom turns a familiar household task into a bright beginning, ready for the celebrations ahead.
Share Round Tangyuan for Family Harmony / 🇨🇳 China
Share a bowl of tangyuan to wish for family harmony. These soft, round rice balls turn togetherness into something you can taste, making them a lovely treat for the Lantern Festival or a gathering with the people you love.
Hang an Upside-Down Fu to Welcome Good Fortune Home / 🇨🇳 China
Hang a red fu decoration upside down on an indoor wall to welcome good fortune. In Chinese, the phrase for an inverted fu sounds like fortune has arrived: a joyful play on words you can bring into your home.
Give a Chimney Sweep Charm for Luck at Home / 🇩🇪 Germany
Give a little chimney sweep at New Year to wish someone good luck at home. In Germany the familiar sweep turns the memory of a safer hearth into a gift.
Give a Marzipan Pig for New Year Good Luck / 🇩🇪 Germany
Give a little marzipan pig at New Year to wish someone good luck. In Germany this edible Glücksschwein puts a cheerful face on a good wish.
Give Four-Leaf Lucky Oxalis for New Year Good Luck / 🇩🇪 Germany
Give a pot of four-leaf lucky oxalis at New Year to wish someone good luck. Its four leaflets make the wish visible the moment the recipient sees the plant.
Choose a Wax Shape and Wish for New Year Success / 🇩🇪 Germany
Choose a shape cast in cold water on New Year’s Eve and wish for success with a new goal. The German custom of Wachsgießen gives everyone at the table a shape to interpret.
Write Wishes Together for a Happy Marriage at Polterabend / 🇩🇪 Germany
Write a wish and tear a paper plate together to celebrate a happy marriage. This home version takes its cue from the teamwork at Germany’s Polterabend.
Give a Schultüte to Wish a Child Good Luck at School / 🇩🇪 Germany
Fill a Schultüte with pencils and small treats to wish a child good luck on their first day of school. The paper cone marks a new beginning in Germany.
Face the Lucky Direction and Eat Ehomaki for Good Fortune / 🇯🇵 Japan
Face the year’s lucky direction on Setsubun and eat an ehomaki with a wish in mind. This Japanese sushi-roll tradition wraps up good fortune and lasting connections in a quiet, delicious welcome to spring.
Hang a St Brigid’s Cross to Wish for Protection at Home / 🇮🇪 Ireland
Hang a St Brigid’s cross indoors to wish for protection. Weave one from rushes or give it to someone setting up a new home.
Light a Christmas Window Candle to Wish for Family Harmony / 🇮🇪 Ireland
Light a candle in the window on Christmas Eve to wish for family harmony and welcome visitors. An Irish Christmas light can tell someone outside that there is a place for them inside.
Give a Claddagh Ring to Wish for Lasting Love / 🇮🇪 Ireland
Give a Claddagh ring to someone you love and share a wish for the relationship you are building. The crowned heart held by two hands comes from the ringmaking tradition of Galway.
Find a Four-Leaf Clover to Wish for Good Luck / 🇮🇪 Ireland
Find a four-leaf clover and make a wish for good luck. Look for four leaflets that join at the same point on one stalk.
Hang a Horseshoe by the Door to Wish for Household Luck / 🇮🇪 Ireland
Hang a horseshoe over a doorway to wish good luck for your home. In one Irish wedding custom the open end faces up, while a Kerry account places a found horseshoe over the kitchen door.
Set May Flowers by the Door to Welcome Good Fortune / 🇮🇪 Ireland
Place a little bunch of May flowers outside the door to wish good fortune for the household. In Ireland, the flowers welcome the start of summer around May Day.
Make a Diwali Rangoli to Welcome Good Luck / 🇮🇳 India
Make a colourful rangoli by your door and wish for good luck as you welcome people in. At Diwali, patterns on the threshold make an ordinary entrance part of the celebration.
Make an Onam Flower Carpet for Family Harmony / 🇮🇳 India
Make a small pookalam from flower petals and wish for family harmony. In Kerala, Onam’s flower carpets welcome the legendary king Mahabali back to his people.
Share Sweet Pongal for Prosperity at Home / 🇮🇳 India
Share a bowl of sweet pongal and wish for prosperity and family harmony. The harvest festival of Tamil Nadu turns a pot of rice into a way of giving thanks.
Tie a Rakhi for Family Harmony and Protection / 🇮🇳 India
Tie a rakhi on your sibling’s wrist and wish them protection and family harmony. At India’s Raksha Bandhan, a decorated thread marks the bond between siblings.
Wear Yellow at Vasant Panchami for Success in Your Studies / 🇮🇳 India
Wear something yellow and set out a notebook as you wish for success in your studies. At Vasant Panchami, the arrival of spring is an occasion to celebrate learning.
Set Out a Vishukkani for Good Luck at First Light / 🇮🇳 India
Set a bowl of rice, fruit and flowers beside a mirror and look at it first thing to wish for good luck. In Kerala, a Vishukkani gives the New Year a beautiful first sight.
Give a Red Cornicello to Wish for Protection / 🇮🇹 Italy
Give someone a red cornicello to wish them protection and good luck. In Naples, giving the curved horn is part of the custom.
Give a Laurel Crown to Wish a Graduate Success / 🇮🇹 Italy
Give a laurel crown to someone who has finished their studies and wish them success in what comes next. In Padua, the green crown has a place at university celebrations.
Serve New Year Lentils to Wish for Prosperity / 🇮🇹 Italy
Serve a spoonful of lentils at your New Year table and make a wish for prosperity. In Italy, the small round lentils are likened to coins.
Share a Pomegranate to Wish for New Year Good Fortune / 🇮🇹 Italy
Share pomegranate seeds at New Year and wish for good fortune around your table. The many red seeds make it a memorable Italian symbol of abundance.
Share Panettone on Saint Blaise Day to Wish for Health / 🇮🇹 Italy
Share a slice of panettone on 3 February to wish your household good health. In Milan, the custom keeps a taste of Christmas for Saint Blaise Day.
Give Five Wedding Almonds to Wish a Couple Lasting Love / 🇮🇹 Italy
Give five sugar-coated almonds to wish a wedding couple love and family harmony. In Italy, the sweets called confetti often go in a small favour for guests.
Share Lucky Peanuts to Wish Your Team Success / 🇺🇸 USA
Share peanuts with the people facing an important challenge with you, and wish for success together. This good-luck tradition has a place in mission control, where teams prepare to welcome extraordinary moments in space exploration.
Hang a Korean Good Luck Fish for Protection and a Fortunate Home / 🇰🇷 South Korea
Hang an aekmagi myeongtae fish ornament near your entrance and welcome good fortune home. Korea’s pollock charm carries a wish for protection and blessings; modern handmade versions bring its distinctive shape into everyday rooms.
Give a Bokjumeoni Fortune Pouch for Prosperity and Happiness / 🇰🇷 South Korea
Put a holiday gift into a Korean bokjumeoni and hand it to someone you want to wish well. The little fortune pouch carries a blessing for prosperity and happiness, turning a simple present into a bright new beginning.
Say a Korean New Year Blessing for Family Harmony and Success / 🇰🇷 South Korea
Say a Korean-style deokdam greeting at Seollal and wish someone family harmony or success. A good wish becomes something you can give aloud, with a few words chosen for the person listening.
Make a First Full Moon Wish for Family Health and Harmony / 🇰🇷 South Korea
Make a wish for family health when the first full moon of the lunar year rises. Korea’s Jeongwol Daeboreum brings hopes for a good harvest and a peaceful year under one bright moon, which you can enjoy from home.
Give Housewarming Essentials for Prosperity and a Smooth Start / 🇰🇷 South Korea
Give toilet paper or laundry detergent as a Korean-style housewarming gift and wish the household a fortunate beginning. The paper unrolls like a life going smoothly; the rising bubbles express hopes for growing prosperity.
Cook Ogokbap Five-Grain Rice for Family Health and Abundance / 🇰🇷 South Korea
Cook Korean ogokbap for the first full moon of the lunar year and share a wish for family health. Five grains and beans in one bowl celebrate a plentiful harvest and a good year together.
Eat Red Patjuk at the Winter Solstice for Protection / 🇰🇷 South Korea
Eat a warm bowl of Korean patjuk at the winter solstice and wish your home protection. Deep red adzuki porridge and small rice balls turn the longest night into a welcoming meal shared with people you love.
Make Crescent Songpyeon for Family Harmony and a Bright Future / 🇰🇷 South Korea
Make crescent-shaped songpyeon with your family at Chuseok and wish for family harmony and growth. Korea’s half-moon rice cakes give a beautiful shape to the hope that the good things in life will keep growing.
Eat Tteokguk for New Year Prosperity and Long Life / 🇰🇷 South Korea
Eat a warm bowl of tteokguk on Seollal morning and welcome prosperity in the new year. Korea’s white rice-cake soup brings together three wishes: a clean start, long life and abundance, all in one comforting bowl.
Give Sticky Yeot Candy for Exam Success and Good Luck / 🇰🇷 South Korea
Give Korean yeot candy to someone before an important exam and wish them success. The sticky sweet plays on the Korean link between sticking and passing: a delicious little encouragement to help a good wish stay with them.
Serve Lentils at New Year to Wish for Prosperity / 🇲🇽 Mexico
Serve a warm bowl of lentil soup around New Year and wish for prosperity at your table. In Mexico, the small serving stands for having enough food to share in the year ahead.
Take a Suitcase Outside for New Year Travel Luck / 🇲🇽 Mexico
Take a suitcase outside on New Year’s Eve and walk a short way to wish for luck in your travels. In Mexico, a bag that normally waits by the door turns the change of year into a miniature departure.
Sweep the House Before Midnight for Peace of Mind / 🇲🇽 Mexico
Sweep the house before midnight on New Year’s Eve for a fresh start and peace of mind. In Mexico, making a clear space can be part of saying goodbye to the old year.
Share a Star Piñata to Wish for Family Harmony / 🇲🇽 Mexico
Share the fruit and sweets from a star piñata at a Christmas gathering to wish for family harmony. In Mexico, the seven-pointed star is part of the December posadas and gives everyone something to share.
Share Rosca de Reyes to Wish for Family Harmony / 🇲🇽 Mexico
Share a ring of Rosca de Reyes on January 6 and wish for family harmony. In Mexico, finding the little figure in a slice brings a second occasion to the calendar: tamales with the same people in February.
Wear Yellow Underwear to Wish for Prosperity / 🇲🇽 Mexico
Wear yellow underwear on New Year’s Eve to wish for prosperity. In Mexico, the colour you choose can carry your wish into the celebrations, even when nobody else can see it.
Share Doña Pepa’s Turrón for Family Harmony / 🇵🇪 Peru
Share a slice of Doña Pepa’s turrón and wish for family harmony. In Lima, this colourful layered sweet is part of October and the celebration of the Señor de los Milagros.
Put Lentils on the Table to Wish for Prosperity / 🇵🇪 Peru
Put a few lentils on your New Year table and make a wish for prosperity. In Peru, a familiar ingredient can become a small symbol of what people hope the year will hold.
Display Two Pucará Bulls for Family Protection / 🇵🇪 Peru
Display two little ceramic bulls together and wish for family protection. In Peru’s southern Andes, the pair is a familiar symbol of a household looking after its own.
Choose an Alasitas Miniature for Prosperity / 🇵🇪 Peru
Choose a small model of something you hope to achieve and display it as a wish for prosperity. In Puno, Peru, miniatures at Alasitas give a visible shape to people’s hopes.
Share a San Juan Juane for Family Harmony / 🇵🇪 Peru
Share a leaf-wrapped juane and wish for family harmony. In the Peruvian Amazon, these rice parcels give people a reason to gather for San Juan.
Give Wedding Arras Coins for a Strong Marriage / 🇵🇭 Philippines
Hold out thirteen arras coins during a Filipino wedding as a pledge to care for your new household. The coins give the couple a visible way to express unity and a wish for a prosperous marriage.
Serve Birthday Pancit for Good Health and Long Life / 🇵🇭 Philippines
Serve a plate of long pancit noodles for a birthday and wish the guest of honour good health and a long life. The Filipino celebration turns the length of a noodle into a warm message you can share at the table.
Hang a Filipino Parol for Family Harmony at Christmas / 🇵🇭 Philippines
Hang a Filipino star lantern in the window for family harmony this Christmas. The parol recalls the Star of Bethlehem and gives the people you welcome home a light to look for.
Wear Polka Dots for New Year Prosperity / 🇵🇭 Philippines
Wear a polka-dot shirt, dress or scarf on New Year’s Eve to welcome prosperity. In the Philippines, the small circles recall coins and carry a cheerful wish for the year ahead.
Set Out Round Fruit for New Year Prosperity / 🇵🇭 Philippines
Set out twelve kinds of round fruit on New Year’s Eve to welcome prosperity. At the Filipino midnight meal, a generous fruit platter gives the wish for a fortunate year a place on the table.
Give Tikoy for Family Harmony at Lunar New Year / 🇵🇭 Philippines
Give a box of tikoy at Lunar New Year and wish the people you love another year together. In Filipino Chinese homes, the sticky rice cake is a sweet way of expressing a family’s wish to stay close.
Share Layered Khanom Chan for Career Success / 🇹🇭 Thailand
Share a square of nine-layer khanom chan and wish someone career success. This Thai steamed sweet turns a wish to move forward into something you can count.
Make a Floating Flower Boat for Peace of Mind / 🇹🇭 Thailand
Make a little flower float and set it on water for a moment of peace of mind. Thailand’s Loi Krathong festival gives you a reason to stop and give thanks.
Give White Jasmine for Family Harmony / 🇹🇭 Thailand
Give white jasmine to your mother and wish her good health and family harmony. In Thailand, this small white flower has a special place on Mother’s Day.
Use a Water Bowl at Songkran for Family Harmony / 🇹🇭 Thailand
Take a small bowl and pour water over an elder’s hands as you wish them good health and family harmony. This is the quieter side of Thailand’s New Year.
Serve Golden Thong Yip for Prosperity / 🇹🇭 Thailand
Serve a plate of golden thong yip and wish prosperity to the people around your table. The name of this Thai flower-shaped sweet makes it a small gift with a message.
Give a Flower and a Note for Success in Your Studies / 🇹🇭 Thailand
Give a flower and a note to someone who has taught you and wish for success in your studies. The Thai ceremony of Wai Khru gives students a moment to thank their teachers.
Share Aşure for Family Harmony and Friendship / 🇹🇷 Turkey
Share bowls of aşure and wish for family harmony and good relationships. In Türkiye, this sweet mix of grains, beans and fruit is a dish to pass on.
Share Turkish Coffee for Friendship and Peace of Mind / 🇹🇷 Turkey
Share Turkish coffee and look at the shapes in the cup for friendship and peace of mind. Give the conversation time to start after the last sip.
Write a Spring Wish for Good Luck at Hıdrellez / 🇹🇷 Turkey
Write a spring wish and place it beneath a rose to ask for good luck. At Hıdrellez, a folded note can mark what you want to see grow this year.
Hang a Blue Nazar by the Door for Family Protection / 🇹🇷 Turkey
Hang a blue glass nazar by your entrance and wish for family protection. In Türkiye, the little glass eye is a familiar way to mark the place where people come home.
Display a Pomegranate Motif for Prosperity at Home / 🇹🇷 Turkey
Display a pomegranate motif and make a wish for prosperity at home. In Anatolian decorative art, the fruit’s many seeds offer an image of abundance.
Display Wheat to Wish a Marriage Abundance / 🇹🇷 Turkey
Put wheat in a small bowl and make a wish for marriage and family harmony. A wedding custom in Yozgat gives the grain a place in the first days of a new household.
Eat Twelve New Year Grapes to Welcome Good Luck / 🇪🇸 Spain
Eat twelve grapes with the twelve midnight chimes on New Year’s Eve to welcome good luck. Each grape carries a wish for one prosperous month of the year ahead.
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