Symbology of festivities and traditions

Symbology of festivities and traditions

Getting the Christmas catalogue ready: what to order now to avoid running out of stock

2026-09-29T14:10:52+02:00

By October, Christmas decisions can't wait any longer. Personalisation takes time, the most requested subjects sell out first, and a last-minute December reorder is almost always too late. Here's what to already have in your assortment, category by category, to be ready for the most important season of the year.

Getting the Christmas catalogue ready: what to order now to avoid running out of stock2026-09-29T14:10:52+02:00

Lucky charms around the world: tree of life, cornicello, horseshoe, four-leaf clover

2026-08-31T14:08:55+02:00

There is no single best lucky charm. There is the symbol your market already recognizes and wants: the cornicello for Italy and Italian communities abroad, the horseshoe as a cross-cultural symbol, the four-leaf clover for English-speaking and Irish markets, the tree of life for a more universal, symbolic gift. Building the right assortment starts with the country, not with personal taste.

Lucky charms around the world: tree of life, cornicello, horseshoe, four-leaf clover2026-08-31T14:08:55+02:00

Easter: a journey through history, symbols, and traditions

2024-03-13T14:20:17+01:00

Easter is a holiday rich in symbolism, whose roots are intertwined with ancient stories and natural cycles. If you're curious to know more about it, keep reading!

Easter: a journey through history, symbols, and traditions2024-03-13T14:20:17+01:00

The symbols of Valentine’s Day around the world

2024-01-26T17:47:29+01:00

14th February is Valentine’s Day, the day of love. Have you ever wondered what the origin of this day is? Or what symbols represent it? Read the article to find out about the history of this celebration!

The symbols of Valentine’s Day around the world2024-01-26T17:47:29+01:00
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