The Trinacria: symbol of Sicily’s history and culture
It is much more than a decorative emblem; it’s a powerful symbol of Sicily, representing the island’s unique identity, history, and cultural heritage. Recognized around the world, it holds deep historical significance and continues to be a source of pride for Sicilians. The Trinacria: symbol of Sicily’s history and culture The origins of the word […]
The feast of Saint Agatha: a celebration of faith
The Feast of Saint Agatha (Festa di Sant’Agata) is one of the most significant religious celebrations in Sicily and one of the largest in the Catholic world. Held annually in Catania from February 3rd to 5th, this event honors the city’s patron saint, Saint Agatha, blending deep faith, historical traditions, and vibrant festivities. The feast […]
The legend of Sicilian Moorish heads
The Sicilian Moorish heads are iconic symbols of the island’s culture and craftsmanship, intertwining history, legend, and tradition. These ceramic masterpieces, often crafted in Caltagirone, narrate a fascinating story steeped in symbolism and local heritage. The legend of Sicilian Moorish heads A tale of love and revenge The legend of the Moorish heads dates back […]