Description
The red horn is one of the most famous lucky charms of the Neapolitan tradition. Its shape recalls the symbol of Priapus, the ancient god of prosperity and abundance.
According to Neapolitan tradition, the horn should never be bought for oneself, but should always be received as a gift, becoming a symbol of protection, good luck and positive wishes.
In this version, the horn is enriched with the Pulcinella mask, one of the most representative figures of Neapolitan comedy and culture. A symbol of irony, spontaneity and popular wisdom, Pulcinella embodies the authentic spirit of Naples.
A creation that combines two great symbols of Neapolitan tradition: the lucky horn and the most beloved mask of the city, handcrafted according to the ancient art of Neapolitan sculpture.
All works are created according to the ancient tradition of Neapolitan sculpture.


