Wrap the ribbon around the wrist, and make 3 knots and think of 3 wishes. Once the Senhor do Bonfim ribbon falls off the wrist on its own, according to the common belief the 3 wishes will come true. Good luck!
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- Brazilian Ribbon
- Pareo
Color
- Multicolored
- Pink
- Orange
- Green
- Yellow
- Blue
- Navy
- White
- Purple
- Red
- Black
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For each color, a signification and a divinity (Orixas) of the Candomblé (the Afro-Brazilian religion founded by the slaves).
Blue - Iemanja, goddess of the sea - Love
Rose - Oba, the god of the winds - Friendship
Yellow - Oxum, goddess of beauty - Success
Green - Oxóssi, god of animals and food - Health
Orange - Inhasa, goddess of wind and fire - Happiness
Violet - Nana Buruku, the wife of Oxala - Spirituality
Red - Exu, the god of ways - Passion
White - Oxala, the oldest god who gave life to men - Peace
Tradition: Attach the bracelet to the wrist by making 3 knots. At each node a vow. When the bracelet breaks, the wishes will be exalted ...
Blue - Iemanja, goddess of the sea - Love
Rose - Oba, the god of the winds - Friendship
Yellow - Oxum, goddess of beauty - Success
Green - Oxóssi, god of animals and food - Health
Orange - Inhasa, goddess of wind and fire - Happiness
Violet - Nana Buruku, the wife of Oxala - Spirituality
Red - Exu, the god of ways - Passion
White - Oxala, the oldest god who gave life to men - Peace
Tradition: Attach the bracelet to the wrist by making 3 knots. At each node a vow. When the bracelet breaks, the wishes will be exalted ...
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History of Brazilian Wish Bracelets
Senhor do Bonfim ribbons were used in the past in the Brazilian state of Bahia as necklaces together with medallions of holy images in order to bring good luck and prosperity. They were also used to decorate church gates for the same reason.
The tradition remained until today
however the ribbons or “fitas” as Brazilians call them are wrapped around the wrist. So how to bring happiness? Simply wrap the ribbon around your wrist and think of 3 wishes while making 3 knots. Once the Senhor do Bonfim ribbon falls off on its own it is believed that the 3 wishes will come true. Today people all around the world may celebrate the Brazilian tradition and we make it easily accessible also for you! Now the Senhor do Bonfim ribbons may be also used as good luck charms around the ankle, on hats, as a part of home decor and even on backpacks or bags. So why not to to keep your dreams alive? Available in many colors!
