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【Amulet for Warding Off Evil and Inviting Good Luck!】 British Antique Harness Ornament: Horse Brass This item can be used in various ways: as an amulet to ward off evil and invite good luck, as an interior decoration, or as a unique accessory (fashion item). Of course, it can also be used as a horse harness ornament. Size: 75mm (width) Weight: 76g Material: Brass *The last six images are for reference on how horse brasses are used. They are not included in the sale. ◆ Horse brasses are items with an interesting history as decorative elements of horse tack. Below is an explanation of their history and usage. ◆ Origins and History Horse brasses were originally part of functional horse tack [1]. However, their use began to change around the end of the Victorian era. - Popular as decorations for horse-drawn carts around the 19th century. - The name comes from the fact that they are made of brass. ◆ Evolution of Usage 1. Use as horse tack 2. Decoration for horse-drawn carts 3. Collection as interior decoration 4. Use as an amulet ◆ Features and Appeal The appeal of horse brasses lies in the following points: - Richness of designs - Unique motifs - Beauty of antique brass color ◆ Types of Motifs Various motifs are used in horse brasses: - Horses (most common) - Animals such as deer and elephants - Plants - Mysterious motifs like fairies - National flowers of various countries (e.g., the rose of England, the thistle of Scotland, the clover of Ireland) ◆ Modern Usage 1. Interior decoration in pubs 2. Decoration around the fireplace in living rooms 3. Bag charms 4. Decoration for entrances and walls 5. Use as pendant tops (for smaller items) ◆ Cultural Significance Horse brasses hold more meaning than just mere decorations: - Amulets to invite good luck - Function as charms to ward off evil spirits They remain popular among collectors in the UK even today. With their unique history and diverse uses, horse brasses can be said to be interesting items with cultural significance, going beyond simple horse tack decorations. Popular keywords... antique tools, antiques, vintage, flea market, shabby, Showa retro, Nordic, UK, France, USA, retro pop, DIY, horse racing, fashion, amulets Materials... Brass
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