concept   magical artifacts
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Cultures (18) • Australian Aboriginal culture (1) • Celtic cultures (1) • Chinese culture (1) • Contemporary fantasy enthusiasts (1) • European countries (1) • Indian culture (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Latin American countries (1) • Maori culture (1) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • Nordic cultures (1) • North American countries (1) • Pacific Islander cultures (1) • Polynesian cultures (1) • Russian culture (1) • South Asian countries (1) • Southeast Asian countries (1) • Ukrainian culture (1)
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1 magical artifacts Australian Aboriginal culture Magical artifacts in Australian Aboriginal culture are connected to creation stories and ancestral spirits, used in ceremonies and handed down through generations. 1
2 magical artifacts Celtic cultures Magical artifacts in Celtic cultures are associated with ancient folklore and mythology and are often regarded as symbols of luck or protection. 1
3 magical artifacts Chinese culture Magical artifacts in Chinese culture are seen as powerful objects with historical and mythological significance, displayed in museums and revered in traditional ceremonies. 1
4 magical artifacts Contemporary fantasy enthusiasts Contemporary fantasy enthusiasts are interested in magical artifacts such as wands, amulets, and enchanted objects. 1
5 magical artifacts European countries Magical artifacts are believed to be fictional and commonly found in European fantasy literature and films. 1
6 magical artifacts Indian culture Magical artifacts in Indian culture are believed to possess mystical qualities and have historical connections to legends and religious scriptures. 1
7 magical artifacts Japanese culture Japanese culture reveres magical artifacts as powerful objects with historical and mythological significance, often displayed in museums or revered in traditional ceremonies. 1
8 magical artifacts Latin American countries In Latin American countries, magical artifacts are considered to have significant cultural and spiritual significance and are associated with specific rituals and traditions. 1
9 magical artifacts Maori culture In Maori culture, magical artifacts are believed to embody the spirits of ancestors and nature and are subject to specific protocols and customs for handling and display. 1
10 magical artifacts Middle Eastern countries Magical artifacts in Middle Eastern countries are believed to have mystical qualities and historical connections to legends and religious scriptures. 1
11 magical artifacts Nordic cultures Magical artifacts in Nordic cultures are connected to ancient folklore and mythology, and are often seen as symbols of luck or protection. 1
12 magical artifacts North American countries Magical artifacts are believed to be fictional and are typically found in fantasy literature and films in North American countries. 1
13 magical artifacts Pacific Islander cultures Magical artifacts in Pacific Islander cultures are considered sacred and infused with spiritual energy, with strict protocols and taboos for their use and handling. 1
14 magical artifacts Polynesian cultures Magical artifacts in Polynesian cultures embody ancestors and nature spirits, with specific protocols for handling and display. 1
15 magical artifacts Russian culture Russian culture includes specific stories and legends surrounding magical artifacts, which are considered to be part of folklore and superstitions. 1
16 magical artifacts South Asian countries Magical artifacts in South Asian culture are believed to have metaphysical properties, are used in rituals, and believed to have specific effects on the environment and individuals. 1
17 magical artifacts Southeast Asian countries Magical artifacts in Southeast Asian culture are believed to have metaphysical properties and are used in rituals to affect the environment and individuals. 1
18 magical artifacts Ukrainian culture Magical artifacts in Ukrainian culture are part of folklore and superstitions, with specific stories and legends. 1