Please visit our Good-Luck-Gift shop for the complete range of lucky Indalo gifts
Indalo art, jewellery, pottery, the legend of the Indalo Man / Rainbow Warrior, Spain - and Us
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We design, craft and source charm necklaces, pebble and gemstone jewelry, lucky charm stones, pottery and other household effects, in Almeria, south east Spain - the area from where the most recognisable Rainbow Warrior figure (the Indalo symbol) comes. This good luck symbol / legend plays a large part in local traditions and, travelling around, you see it everywhere. It's integral to the way of life in this region of Spain. The pottery/ceramics in particular, are prevalent - and everyone, it seems, wears a piece of Indalo jewellery. .
Feel the culture of Spain, where we work.
Indalo
Art has been established in this area of Spain for a number of years and this site has
been specially developed to explain the cult, mysticism and legend of
the Indalo and the Rainbow Warrior. We have sourced and created unique artifacts,
jewellery, ceramics and charm stones, as well as paintings - all based on the
lucky Indalo Man symbol (as well as the holistic / pro-environment culture of
the Rainbow Warrior). Some gift items can be viewed here, but most are
featured in our
good-luck-gifts shop (which also includes some other inspirational gifts and lucky symbols from around the world).
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Nowadays, lucky charms (such as charm bracelets, charm necklaces and stones, and symbols on pottery and souvenirs) are very popular in Western culture, and the associated holistic approach to life now forms a major part of mainstream society. Pioneers of a holistic style of living such as Maria Montessori and Rudolf Steiner, among others, insisted that education should cultivate the moral, emotional, psychological and spiritual dimensions of a child. It is based on the premise that each person finds identity, meaning, and purpose in life through connections to the community, to the natural world, and to spiritual values such as compassion and peace.
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Our charms, ceramics, lucky charm jewellery and stones can have genuine inspirational and holistic appeal. We are based in a region of Europe where, in the Copper (or late Neolithic) Age some 4000 years before Christ, ancient man inscribed paintings of the Indalo (or Rainbow Man) on the walls of caves overlooking the plains of the Sierra de la Maria (close to the Sierra Nevada in Spain) and from where, having traversed across Africa over centuries of migration, they began their journey up into northern Europe in a megalithic era that eventually resulted in the ancient monuments of northern Europe such as Stonehenge and Avebury.
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The good luck
symbol of the Indalo (inspired by the drawings in these caves in Velez
Blanco, Almería) is usually hand-crafted onto a particular item to make a unique piece of pottery, pebble jewellery, lucky charm necklace, or such like, with the extra emotional appeal that only a handcrafted item can bring.
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Local Spanish culture:
Indalo Art is involved with the art culture of southeast Spain, not only through the Indalo symbol but also by being active within local society. In particular, we are involved in teaching art, and supporting a local centre for people with learning difficulties in Vera, Almería that offers educational and development programmes, cultural, sport and leisure activities, ceramics, art, theatre, gardening, information technology and carpentry workshops to handicapped people in the area, in order to provide them with more independence and a better quality of life.
Us at Feramur
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We get
hundreds of compliments about our Spanish Indalo charm stones, pebble
jewellery, ceramics and paintings. Here are just a few from some happy
customers:
"Thank you so much for the beautiful Rainbow Warrior necklace,
it really is a very special gift,love it!" (Vanessa G)
"I love the presentation and packaging. It made the perfect gift to give for a good luck wish." (Charlotte B)
"It's funny, since I had my Indalo picture, things have really picked up for me." (Jim B)
"Guess
what: I am the luckiest woman in Barcelona! I am wearing an incredibly
beautiful Indalo wristlet and life couldn’t be more beautiful."
(Christina)
"My daughter and son in law loved their presents" (Michelle W)
"It's so nice, I want to wear it round my neck." (Marcia R) (on receiving a charmstone)
"It's lovely. I'm going to rub it on my Lottery ticket." (Susanna S)
"He goes with me everywhere, keeping an eye on me." (Kathy W)
