Historically, the Sacred Heart or Ex Voto was the symbol of a commitment that the believer assumed towards the divinity as long as it fulfilled his requests, or rather thanks for a grace received. Today it has taken on a new meaning and has become a Pop and underground icon while remaining a lucky symbol. The sacred and the profane meet in an object full of positive symbols, but with a rock and contemporary face.
Faith, Love, Luck.
Main patron of Naples, in whose cathedral it is believed that some bones of his skeleton lie together with two ampoules containing what popular tradition believes to be his blood, his figure is historically an object of worship and folklore. There are those who believe that the phenomenon of the melting of the blood, ritually represented on the Saturday preceding the first Sunday of May, on 19 September and 16 December, should be attributed to a miracle and a harbinger of good luck. Furthermore, popular belief considers the figure of Gennaro to be fundamental in stopping the eruption of Vesuvius in 1631, which occurred at the same time as a procession in which his relics were carried in procession and displayed in front of the active volcano.
Faith, Love, Luck, Devotion.
Vesuvius is a stratovolcano located in Italy, in a dominant position over the Gulf of Naples. It is one of the two active volcanoes in continental Europe[1][2] (more precisely it is defined as quiescent, dating back to the last eruption 79 years ago) as well as one of the most studied and dangerous in the world due to the high population of the areas surroundings and its explosive characteristics. The Vesuvian area in fact has a high population density and the number of residents potentially at risk is around 700,000.
Neapolitan Faith, Souvenir, Fortress, Power.
