Colleen

The Italian horn, also known as cornicello or corno portafortuna, is a fascinating symbol that has captivated people for centuries. This twisted horn-shaped charm is more than just a piece of jewel...

​ ​The rosary stands as a profound emblem of faith, intertwining devotion, meditation, and tradition within its beads. Beyond its role as a prayer tool, the rosary has inspired exquisite jewelry...

Italian American weddings are full of passion, family, and cherished customs that have been passed down through generations. These celebrations are more than just beautiful events—they are cultural...

something special about Irish luck, or is it just a myth rooted in folklore and history? The Origins of "The Luck of the Irish" Surprisingly, the term "luck of the Irish" didn’t start out as a...

For centuries, Celtic symbols have carried deep meanings, representing faith, love, eternity, and protection. From the legendary Claddagh Ring to the timeless Celtic Cross, these mystical emblems c...

e Wise Men) to the newborn Jesus, symbolizing Christ’s manifestation to all nations, both Jew and Gentile. The word "Epiphany" comes from the Greek word "epipháneia," meaning "appearance" or "mani...

Nollaig na mBan: The Day Irish Women Get the Break They Deserve Picture this: Christmas is over, the tree is wilting, and the kids have already lost half the toys Santa brought them. Meanwhile, ...

When it comes to Italian holiday traditions, La Befana stands out as one of the most magical and beloved figures. Known as the Christmas witch, she brings gifts to children on the night of January ...

The malocchio, or the evil eye, is a deep-rooted Italian curse believed to be cast by a look of envy or ill-will. In Southern Italy, traditions to ward off this malevolent force have been passed do...

ecember 6th marks a special celebration throughout Italy, known as San Nicolò Day, or the Feast of Saint Nicholas. This festivity is rich with history, culture, and traditions that trace back to t...