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RM2M644H9–02 January 2023, Saxony, Chemnitz: Chimney sweeps from the Saxon Chimney Sweep Guild stand together for a group photo. In a shopping center, more than 30 men and women of the chimney sweep trade distribute lucky charms to customers and passers-by at the start of the year. Photo: Sebastian Willnow/dpa
RM2BACHGJ–Jewellery, lucky charms, coins and medals on Bavarian leather pants, Wies'n, Oktoberfest, Munich, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany
RMDRNF1A–Manila, Phillipines. 30th January 2014. Street performers carry their dragon around firecrackers in Chinatown Manila a day before the Chinese New Year on January 30, 2014. Lucky charms, fruits, street performers and firecrackers were seen around Chinatown in Manila, a day before the celebration of the Chinese New Year, the Year of the Horse. Photo by Mark Cristino/Alamy Live News
RMF39XCJ–Japan, new year's day. Crowds of people at Nishinomiya shrine, praying and throwing previous years good luck charms, engimono, into large bonfire.
RF2B2EGJ3–Background with rusty horseshoe, shamrocks over rustic wood. St.Patrick's day holiday symbol. Lucky charms. Top view, copy space.
RF2WCTPTB–Istanbul, Turkey - October 19, 2023: Nazar Amulet Eye Pendants Lucky Charms for Sale at Grand Bazaar.
RF2DDT5FP–Antique cigarettes cards. Wills's cigarettes (Lucky Charms). The ancient Solomon's seal. 1923 The Seal of Solomon (or Ring of Solomon) is the signet r
RF2MM7ADF–Wooden padlocks at Baan E Tong village near the Pilok mine and starting point for Khao Chang Phueak peak, Kanchanaburi, Thailand
RM2AR3Y28–Manila, Philippines. 25th Jan, 2020. A woman seen choosing a lucky charm ornament that she will buy for the New year celebration.Filipinos and Filipino-Chinese celebrate Chinese New Year by visiting Binondo to enjoy dragon dances, fireworks and shopped Chinese foods such as much-loved 'Tikoy'. They also buy rounded fruits and lucky charms for luck and prosperity. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News
RF2PYG8M1–Text caption presenting I Believe In Luck. Business idea to have faith in lucky charms superstition thinking
RM2X1GB9P–Traditional Lucky Charms for New Year's, captured on 29 December in Vienna. - 20101229 PD1494 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RM2M644H6–02 January 2023, Saxony, Chemnitz: Chimney sweeps from the Saxon Chimney Sweep Guild stand together for a group photo. In a shopping center, more than 30 men and women of the chimney sweep trade distribute lucky charms to customers and passers-by at the start of the year. Photo: Sebastian Willnow/dpa
RFJ2ACXB–Bolivia, Departamento de La Paz, La Paz, witching market with lucky charms and magical accessories
RMF39XD6–Japan, new year's day. Crowds of people at Nishinomiya shrine, praying and throwing previous years good luck charms, engimono, into large bonfire.
RF2B2EG55–Background with rusty horseshoe and clover leaves and coins over rustic wood. St.Patrick's day holiday symbol. Lucky charms. Top view, copy space.
RF2R34AKP–The jade tree is one of nature's most powerful lucky charms. The jade tree is one of the most powerful plants, it is considered a lucky charm
RF2DDT5G1–Antique cigarettes cards. Wills's cigarettes (Lucky Charms). The ancient Maori's Hei-Tiki amulet. 1923 The hei-tiki is an ornamental pendant of the M
RF2MGM6JP–Wooden padlocks at Baan E Tong village near the Pilok mine and starting point for Khao Chang Phueak peak, Kanchanaburi, Thailand
RM2HFCJWB–Volunteer fills the bonfire with Shimekazari (New Year lucky charms) during Dondo-Yaki in Aobadai.Dondo-Yaki is a traditional event usually held in mid-January and is considered the end of New Year celebrations in Japan. During this event Shimekazari (lucky charms) which were used to attract the Gods to people's homes are burned in a Shinto ceremony called Oharai. It is performed to keep bad luck away from people. After the fire stops soaring, Dango (mochi rice cake) or sweet potatoes are roasted above the bonfire. The origin of Dondo-Yaki can be traced back to the Heian period when nobles bur
RFT77B6H–MEXICALI, MEXICO - April 8 Chinese lucky charms decorate the basement of a watch shop basement downtown Mexicali April 8, 2019 in Mexicali, Mexico.
RM2W9TPWM–Die Jahreszahl 2024 mit Smiley, umgeben von Girlanden und Glücksbringern, Symbolfoto Neujahr 2024 *** The year 2024 with smiley, surrounded by garlands and lucky charms, symbolic photo New Year 2024
RF2PYDYPW–Text caption presenting I Believe In Luck. Business concept to have faith in lucky charms superstition thinking
RM2X1GBA2–Traditional Lucky Charms for New Year's, captured on 29 December in Vienna. - 20101229 PD1492 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RM2M644H1–02 January 2023, Saxony, Chemnitz: Chimney sweeps from the Saxon Chimney Sweep Guild walk along a shopping mall. In a shopping mall, more than 30 men and women of the chimney sweep trade hand out lucky charms to customers and passers-by to mark the start of the year. Photo: Sebastian Willnow/dpa
RF2X26R7C–Strolling through the restored Tianzifang neighbourhood, A collection of golden waving cats, which are considered lucky charms, on a shelf, Shanghai
RMHMGWP2–Tokyo, Japan. 3rd Feb, 2017. Sumo wrestlers and celebrities throw out lucky charms to a huge crowd in a traditional ritual celebrating the arrival of spring at Tokyos Zojoji Buddhist temple on Friday, February 3, 2017. Credit: Natsuki Sakai/AFLO/Alamy Live News
RFJ2ACWR–Bolivia, Departamento de La Paz, La Paz, witching market with lucky charms and magical accessories
RMF39XD8–Japan, new year's day. Crowds of people at Nishinomiya shrine, praying and throwing previous years good luck charms, engimono, into large bonfire.
RF2B2EG6A–Background with rusty horseshoe and clover leaves and coins over rustic wood. St.Patrick's day holiday symbol. Lucky charms. Top view, copy space.
RMDRFYY0–Metro Manila, Philippines-January 25, 2014: Street vendor preparing his display of lucky charms. A week before the annual celebration the Filipino-Chinese community prepares to welcome the Lunar New Year in Manila's Chinatown district, Binondo. Chinatown in Manila, considered to be the world’s oldest Chinatowns outside China. Credit: Herman Lumanog/Alamy Live News
RF2DDT5FG–Antique cigarettes cards. Wills's cigarettes (Lucky Charms). The ancient Ankh magical amulet. 1923 The ankh or key of life is an ancient Egyptian hie
RM2KAJ13J–Lion dancers walk in the streets of Binondo Manila, Philippines on Chinese New Year, February 8, 2016. A holiday in the Philippines, people celebrate the New Year in Binondo eating in authentic Chinese restaurants, buying lucky charms and watching dragon and lion dance as they welcome the Year of the Monkey. (Photo by Marlo Cueto/NurPhoto) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field ***
RF2MM7A7X–Wooden padlocks at Baan E Tong village near the Pilok mine and starting point for Khao Chang Phueak peak, Kanchanaburi, Thailand
RM2HFCJW9–Volunteer fills the bonfire with Shimekazari (New Year lucky charms) during Dondo-Yaki in Aobadai.Dondo-Yaki is a traditional event usually held in mid-January and is considered the end of New Year celebrations in Japan. During this event Shimekazari (lucky charms) which were used to attract the Gods to people's homes are burned in a Shinto ceremony called Oharai. It is performed to keep bad luck away from people. After the fire stops soaring, Dango (mochi rice cake) or sweet potatoes are roasted above the bonfire. The origin of Dondo-Yaki can be traced back to the Heian period when nobles bur
RM2WA21PY–San Antonio, Philippines. 1st January 2024: Philippine New Year celebrations are full of superstitions, heritage of Chinese, Spanish, Catholic and pagan influences. Many Filipinos turn to lucky charms to bring them good fortune. Left to right: cotton for purity/cleanliness, rice for food abundance, salt/blessed laurel to ward off evil spirits, water for overflow of blessings, Maneki-neko cat and coins for lucky business, Virgin Mary and rosaries. Other ritual, believed only by dollar-earning Filipinos, is to have greens items at table. Green as the US money.Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
RM2W9HJYP–Zum Jahreswechsel werden Glücksbringer verkauft. Schornsteinfeger und vierblättrige Kleeblätter. 28.12.2023: *** Lucky charms are sold at the turn of the year Chimney sweeps and four-leaf clovers 28 12 2023
RF2PYE5XC–Text caption presenting I Believe In Luck. Internet Concept to have faith in lucky charms superstition thinking
RM2X1GB9H–Traditional Lucky Charms for New Year's, captured on 29 December in Vienna. - 20101229 PD1497 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RMDNGXRR–Hamburg, Germany. 29th Dec, 2013. Lucky charms are stuck in a flower pot with lucky clover in a flower shop in Hamburg, Germany, 29 December 2013. Chimney sweep, lucky pig, horseshoe or a four leaf clover are considered the lucky charms for the new year. Photo: Angelika Warmuth/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMA704K9–Heidelberg, DEU, 05.04.2005, Abi exam Kurpfalz High School Schriesheim, near Heidelberg, pupil with lucky charms and sweets
RMHMGWJD–Tokyo, Japan. 3rd Feb, 2017. Sumo wrestlers and celebrities throw out lucky charms to a huge crowd in a traditional ritual celebrating the arrival of spring at Tokyos Zojoji Buddhist temple on Friday, February 3, 2017. Credit: Natsuki Sakai/AFLO/Alamy Live News
RFJ2ACWA–Bolivia, Departamento de La Paz, La Paz, witching market with lucky charms and magical accessories
RMF3J0AB–Japan, new year's day. Crowds of people at Nishinomiya shrine, praying and throwing previous years good luck charms, engimono, into large bonfire.
RF2B2EG4T–Background with rusty horseshoe and clover leaves and coins over rustic wood. St.Patrick's day holiday symbol. Lucky charms. Top view, copy space.
RF2DDT5FX–Antique cigarettes cards. Wills's cigarettes (Lucky Charms). The ancient Tiet (Tet/Tyet) magical amulet. 1923 Tiet/Tyet, also known as the Knot of Is
RM2KAJ167–Locals look at products sold in Binondo Manila, Philippines on Chinese New Year, February 8, 2016. A holiday in the Philippines, people celebrate the New Year in Binondo eating in authentic Chinese restaurants, buying lucky charms and watching dragon and lion dance as they welcome the Year of the Monkey. (Photo by Marlo Cueto/NurPhoto) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field ***
RM2HFCJXN–Volunteer fills the bonfire with Shimekazari (New Year lucky charms) during Dondo-Yaki in Aobadai.Dondo-Yaki is a traditional event usually held in mid-January and is considered the end of New Year celebrations in Japan. During this event Shimekazari (lucky charms) which were used to attract the Gods to people's homes are burned in a Shinto ceremony called Oharai. It is performed to keep bad luck away from people. After the fire stops soaring, Dango (mochi rice cake) or sweet potatoes are roasted above the bonfire. The origin of Dondo-Yaki can be traced back to the Heian period when nobles bur
RM2WA21PW–San Antonio, Philippines. 1st Jan 2024: Philippine New Year celebrations are full of superstitions, a heritage rich in Chinese, Spanish, Catholic and pagan influences. Many Filipinos turn to lucky charms and rituals to bring them good fortune. Among wearing red undies, midnight jumps or making noises to drive away evil spirits, many make a prosperity bowl filled with rice, coins, bills, eggs, red envelopes in odd numbers, sometime water, fruit or blessed laurel near chocolates or fruits. A local version of Feng shui believed to release wealth and abundance. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
RM2W9HJYX–Zum Jahreswechsel werden Glücksbringer verkauft. Schornsteinfeger und vierblättrige Kleeblätter. 28.12.2023: *** Lucky charms are sold at the turn of the year Chimney sweeps and four-leaf clovers 28 12 2023
RM2X1GB9K–Traditional Lucky Charms for New Year's, captured on 29 December in Vienna. - 20101229 PD1493 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RMC9M1JP–People buying lucky charms at the Chinese Year of the Dragon Liverpool City centre Parade and Festival 22nd January, 2012 Chinatown
RMDNGXRP–Hamburg, Germany. 29th Dec, 2013. Lucky charms are stuck in a flower pot with lucky clover in a flower shop in Hamburg, Germany, 29 December 2013. Chimney sweep, lucky pig, horseshoe or a four leaf clover are considered the lucky charms for the new year. Photo: Angelika Warmuth/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMHMGWHX–Tokyo, Japan. 3rd Feb, 2017. Sumo wrestlers and celebrities throw out lucky charms to a huge crowd in a traditional ritual celebrating the arrival of spring at Tokyos Zojoji Buddhist temple on Friday, February 3, 2017. Credit: Natsuki Sakai/AFLO/Alamy Live News
RMF39XD5–Japan, new year's day. Crowds of people at Nishinomiya shrine, praying and throwing previous years good luck charms, engimono, into large bonfire.
RF2B2EGXE–Background with rusty horseshoe and clover leaves and coins over rustic wood. St.Patrick's day holiday symbol. Lucky charms. Top view, copy space.
RF2DDT5F4–Antique cigarettes cards. Wills's cigarettes (Lucky Charms). The ancient Abraxas magical ring. 1923 Abraxas is a word of mystic meaning in the syste
RM2KAJ14M–Locals buy good luck charms in Binondo Manila, Philippines on Chinese New Year, February 8, 2016. A holiday in the Philippines, people celebrate the New Year in Binondo eating in authentic Chinese restaurants, buying lucky charms and watching dragon and lion dance as they welcome the Year of the Monkey. (Photo by Marlo Cueto/NurPhoto) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field ***
RM2HFCJY8–Volunteer fills the bonfire with Shimekazari (New Year lucky charms) during Dondo-Yaki in Aobadai.Dondo-Yaki is a traditional event usually held in mid-January and is considered the end of New Year celebrations in Japan. During this event Shimekazari (lucky charms) which were used to attract the Gods to people's homes are burned in a Shinto ceremony called Oharai. It is performed to keep bad luck away from people. After the fire stops soaring, Dango (mochi rice cake) or sweet potatoes are roasted above the bonfire. The origin of Dondo-Yaki can be traced back to the Heian period when nobles bur
RM2WA21PT–San Antonio, Philippines. 1st Jan 2024: Philippine New Year celebrations are full of superstitions, a heritage rich in Chinese, Spanish, Catholic and pagan influences. Many Filipinos turn to lucky charms and rituals to bring them good fortune. Among wearing red undies, midnight jumps or making noises to drive away evil spirits, many make a prosperity bowl filled with rice, coins, bills, eggs, red envelopes in odd numbers, sometime water, fruit or blessed laurel near chocolates or fruits. A local version of Feng shui believed to release wealth and abundance. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
RM2W9HJYY–Zum Jahreswechsel werden Glücksbringer verkauft. Schornsteinfeger und vierblättrige Kleeblätter. 28.12.2023: *** Lucky charms are sold at the turn of the year Chimney sweeps and four-leaf clovers 28 12 2023
RM2X1GBAB–Traditional Lucky Charms for New Year's, captured on 29 December in Vienna. - 20101229 PD1491 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RM2HFCMT6–Volunteer fills the bonfire with Shimekazari (New Year lucky charms) during Dondo-Yaki in Aobadai.Dondo-Yaki is a traditional event usually held in mid-January and is considered the end of New Year celebrations in Japan. During this event Shimekazari (lucky charms) which were used to attract the Gods to people's homes are burned in a Shinto ceremony called Oharai. It is performed to keep bad luck away from people. After the fire stops soaring, Dango (mochi rice cake) or sweet potatoes are roasted above the bonfire. The origin of Dondo-Yaki can be traced back to the Heian period when nobles bur
RMDNGXRN–Hamburg, Germany. 29th Dec, 2013. A woman holds a flower pot with lucky charms in a flower shop in Hamburg, Germany, 29 December 2013. Chimney sweep, lucky pig, horseshoe or a four leaf clover are considered the lucky charms for the new year. Photo: Angelika Warmuth/dpa/Alamy Live News
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