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Sbordone Corno Scaramuccia 18cm porcellana nero CR44/1

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Sbordone Corno Scaramuccia 18cm porcellana nero CR44/1"SIMBOLI SCARAMANTICI" Facendo un salso nel passato, possibile ritrovare un'antica simbologie legate proprio a questo particolare oggetto, diffuso in diverse culture e tradizioni. Lidea che questo oggetto portasse fortuna a chi lo indossava, pensate, risale al periodo preistorico, poich veniva chiaramente paragonato alla forza di animali dotati per natura proprio celle coma. Non a caso, infatti, grandi personaggi della storia, utilizzavano le coma

"SIMBOLI SCARAMANTICI"

Facendo un salso nel passato, è possibile ritrovare un'antica simbologie legate proprio a questo particolare oggetto, diffuso in diverse culture e tradizioni.

L’idea che questo oggetto portasse fortuna a chi lo indossava, pensate, risale al periodo preistorico, poiché veniva chiaramente paragonato alla forza di animali dotati per natura proprio celle coma.

Non a caso, infatti, grandi personaggi della storia, utilizzavano le coma come ornamento, ma soprattuto quale simbolo di forza e potere divino.

Da allora tutti, per riecheggiare l’antica potenza dei condottieri, cominciarono a costruire piccoli cornetti di diverso materiale.

A Napoli, questo oggetto divenne col tempo culto e simbolo della tradizione popolare, così come noi oggi lo conosciamo.

In passato, ma anche oggi in realtà, si credeva che questo piccolo oggettino servisse ad allontanare la sfortuna o, addirittura, il malocchio.

Tuttavia, superstizione a parte, oggi rappresenta uno degli oggetti culto a cui, quasi, nessuno può fare a meno.

In ogni caso, poiché un po' di fortuna non guasta mai, è bene possederne uno, non si sa mai che allontani realmente la sfortuna.


“Se volete che il vostro cornetto porti davvero fortuna, dovete comprarne uno che sia fatto a mano, perchè sarà lo stesso “artista” che infonderà vibrazioni positive all’oggetto realizzato.”

 

Corni Scaramuccia

 

Materiale: Porcellana decorata a mano

Colore: Nero/Bianco

Lunghezza: 16cm

Diametro: 6cm

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The art and the story is amazing! As a swimmer, I can relate to many of the successes and struggles the characters face throughout the book. Thank you for illustrating and writing this book, and I hope it inspires many readers to swim!
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Swim Team by Johnnie Christmas is a graphic novel that follows Bree, a city kid from New York who moves to Florida due to her dad's new job. Excited to join math puzzles on her first day at her new school, Bree instead finds herself being assigned to swim 101, but there is just one problem: Bree can't swim. Faced with potentially failing the class, Bree's elderly neighbor Etta, who was once a swim team captain, offers to teach her. With Etta’s training and a lot of hard work, Bree suddenly finds herself on the school's failing swim team. With her school considering selling the land the pool resides on, Bree is determined to lead her team to victory at the state championship and save the pool. This book touches on topics such as anxiety, racism, family dynamics, sports, and friendship. I found the honest exploration provided a powerful lesson of how our circumstances shape us but don't control us. As a former swim team captain myself, I really resonated with this book: I felt it perfectly captured the swim team dynamic, and the high-action illustrations of swim team meets were breath-taking. Personally, I found this book to be wonderfully nostalgic; I could almost smell the chlorine and feel the diving block beneath my feet as I read it. Overall, I think Swim Team would be a major hit in elementary and middle school libraries. @TheHeterogeneousReader
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My 10-14 year olds loved this book. It’s a great story. They also really liked the Raina Telgemeir books.
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A decent read, it wrestles a bit with a couple of different topics of anxiety, racism, family dynamics, sports, and friendship in fits and bursts. I guess my main critique was it felt a bit shallow (no pun intended) with most issues resolved rather quickly and easily once characters put their minds to it. The Hollyhoke's team also seemed to be pretty toxic making it a wonder why someone would want to go there other than that it's wealthy.
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