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Filaxto/Amulet Pin- Made in Greece

Filaxto/Amulet Pin- Made in Greece

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Carry a meaningful piece of Greek Orthodox tradition with the Filaxto / Amulet Pin – Made in Greece. These beautiful golden pins are traditional Greek Orthodox filaxto amulets, made in the historic church of Panagia Pantanassa in Monastiraki, Athens.

A filaxto is traditionally worn as a spiritual keepsake and is believed to ward off evil. It may be worn on a child or placed near their bed or stroller. Beyond its traditional purpose, the filaxto serves as a meaningful reminder of Orthodox faith, protection, and spiritual connection.

According to Orthodox tradition, each amulet includes flowers from the Epitaphios, along with cotton containing oil and myrrh from the church, adding to its spiritual and cultural significance.

This beautiful traditional Greek item makes a thoughtful keepsake for a newborn, child, christening, baptism, or family member, and is also a meaningful gift for those who appreciate Greek heritage and Orthodox traditions.

Features

  • Traditional Greek Orthodox filaxto amulet
  • Beautiful golden pin design
  • Made in Greece
  • From the Church of Panagia Pantanassa in Monastiraki, Athens
  • Traditionally worn for spiritual protection
  • Can be worn on a child or placed near their bed or stroller
  • Meaningful reminder of Orthodox faith
  • Includes traditional church elements
  • Contains flowers from the Epitaphios
  • Includes cotton with oil and myrrh from the Church
  • Beautiful Greek keepsake
  • Perfect for christening, baptism, newborn, or special religious gifts
  • Each sold separately

Cultural Significance

The filaxto is a traditional Greek Orthodox item with deep cultural and spiritual meaning. It is traditionally kept close as a reminder of faith and is associated with protection and blessings.

Please note: The spiritual significance and protective purpose described are based on Orthodox tradition and belief.

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