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Barcelos Rooster 6" Traditional Figurine

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Barcelos Rooster 6" Traditional Figurine

Barcelos Rooster 6" Traditional Figurine

The Galo de Barcelos, the unofficial symbol of Portugal, is one of the mostĀ recognizable Portuguese icons. Meant to signify good luck, the Barcelos Rooster, as it's also known, makes a welcome addition to any home decor. These Rooster figurines are imported from Portugal andĀ made with old world craftsmanship.

NOTE: Ā Because they are hand painted and made in small batches, variations may occurĀ inĀ the final design.

  • Hand painted.
  • 6" inches tall.

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Made in Portugal withĀ ā¤ļø

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Brief History of the Galo De Barcelos:Ā  At a banquet given by a rich landowner in Barcelos, Portugal, a valuable piece of silver was stolen and one of guests was accused of the theft. The thief was tried by the court and was found guilty. In spite of the overwhelming evidence against him, he still protested his innocence. The magistrate granted the man a final chance to prove his case. Seeing a cock in a basket nearby he said, ā€œIf I am innocent, the cock will crow.ā€ The cock crowed and the prisoner was allowed to go free.

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$5.25

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Barcelos Rooster 6" Traditional Figurine—

$14.99

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The Galo de Barcelos, the unofficial symbol of Portugal, is one of the mostĀ recognizable Portuguese icons. Meant to signify good luck, the Barcelos Rooster, as it's also known, makes a welcome addition to any home decor. These Rooster figurines are imported from Portugal andĀ made with old world craftsmanship.

NOTE: Ā Because they are hand painted and made in small batches, variations may occurĀ inĀ the final design.

  • Hand painted.
  • 6" inches tall.

Ā 

Made in Portugal withĀ ā¤ļø

Ā 

Brief History of the Galo De Barcelos:Ā  At a banquet given by a rich landowner in Barcelos, Portugal, a valuable piece of silver was stolen and one of guests was accused of the theft. The thief was tried by the court and was found guilty. In spite of the overwhelming evidence against him, he still protested his innocence. The magistrate granted the man a final chance to prove his case. Seeing a cock in a basket nearby he said, ā€œIf I am innocent, the cock will crow.ā€ The cock crowed and the prisoner was allowed to go free.

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