The Brazilian Bonfim is a charm taken from the name of a church in Brazil. It is wrapped around the wrist or ankle, and three knots are tied while making three wishes. It is believed that the wishes will come true when the ribbon naturally breaks. It is widely used as a good luck charm in the sports field, such as soccer players wearing it on their ankles to pray for no injuries. Meaning and Origin of the Brazilian Bonfim Origin of the Name: It originates from the "Igreja do Nosso Senhor do Bonfim" (Church of Our Lord of Bonfim) in Bahia, Brazil. Role as a Charm: It is believed that wishes will come true by tying the ribbon three times while making a wish and wearing it until it naturally breaks. Examples of Wishes: In addition to praying for victory in soccer, it is also used for love fulfillment, passing exams, etc. Relationship with Soccer Use by Soccer Players: Many soccer players wear Bonfim on their ankles to pray for improved performance. Matching with the Team: Wearing matching Bonfim with teammates and friends is also enjoyed to deepen bonds. Size: 39cm Colors: Blue, Red, Purple Thank you for viewing. #Yuria`shop