Apotropaic symbols and charms for protection against witchcraft and demons.

Legendary Essex Note: Apotropaic symbols, also known as “witch marks” or ritual protection marks, were inscribed on or near entrances of buildings, like doorways and fireplaces, to serve as a barrier against evil forces.
sometimes deliberately placed within walls or under floors of buildings as a form of protection.

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