Wooden sign Jumis 2

Jumis is made of ash or oak. Approximate size 7cm.

Jumis is derived from the cross of God. It brings you fertility, blessings and energy. The roof of the house brings fertility and wealth.

Jumis is a sign of fertility, associated with various cereal harvesting and harvesting rituals. Graphically, the roof sign resembles two crossed pins or the letter W. One of the versions could be that this sign is formed by connecting Mara's sign with God's sign. The Jumja sign is found on very ancient objects, including sacred stones.

Jumja's home is considered to be two flowers or nuts that have grown together, and traditionally two ears of cereals - everything is twice as good for Jum. Yumi used to be kept in a room of honor, as well as a young daughter ducked in the bottom. There are many variations on the graphic representation of a sign, some of which may be difficult to recognize. It is often woven into belts, placed over doors, basements, granaries, closets.

Often made of wood, the sign of the Jumja is placed at the ends of the rafters, thus ensuring richness and harmony in the home. The belt in which Jumis is woven is usually worn by the landlord. In the patterns, the Jumja sign is most often used in band compositions, and its shape is perfect for belt and garter decoration.