Brass Good Luck Horseshoe Wall Hanging

🍀 A little brass luck for your door, wall, or altar.

This polished brass horseshoe is stamped "Good Luck" right across the middle, with cut-out details that catch the light. It's small, shiny, and about the easiest way to hang some old-school good fortune in your home.

Why you'll love it

• Classic good luck symbol in a size that fits anywhere: over a doorway, on a shelf, or on your altar
• Warm polished brass that looks great on its own or grouped with other charms
• An easy, under-$15 gift for housewarmings, new jobs, new babies, or anyone who could use a win

Details

• Material: brass
• Size: about 3.5" x 4"
• Holes for hanging
• Sold individually. This listing is for one (1) horseshoe
• Also comes in Evil Eye and Zodiac styles when we have them in stock

The legend behind the luck

Horseshoes have been hung for luck and protection for centuries. One favorite story says St. Dunstan, a 10th-century Archbishop of Canterbury, nailed a horseshoe to the Devil's hoof and only pulled it off once the Devil promised never to enter a home with a horseshoe over the door. Later folklore claimed witches steered clear of horses and their iron shoes, too. (We take that one personally. 😉)

Tradition says to hang it points-up, in a "U," so it holds your luck in. Points-down? Some say that lets the luck pour out onto everyone who walks underneath. Pick your camp.

Hang it up, knock on wood, and let the good luck roll in. ✨