Lanterne du ramadan en fer forgé Color:Black - Tinted In the center we can

In the center we can see a model of a Russian Orthodox cross with its characteristic three bars

The Jewish candlesticks that we can see today are therefore only imitations

If the 4-leaf clover is so well known in the world of lucky charms

the rabbit's foot therefore occupies a special place in the hearts of many Afro descendants

is a sacred animal in Tibetan mythology with a more than interesting meaning

Lanterne du ramadan en fer forgé Color:Black - Tinted In the center we canWrought iron Ramadan lantern is a decorative lucky charm that you can come across almost everywhere in Morocco. Used during the month of Ramadan Very widespread in the Maghreb, and in particular in Morocco Material: wrought iron Size: 7 x 17 cm Refund ALWAYS possible (see our returns policy) FREE STANDARD DELIVERY Is the Ramadan lantern a Moroccan custom? But where does it actually come from? Derived from the Greek word hanos meaning "lamp" or