A traditional Malagasy gri-gri amulet, believed to bring protection and good fortune, once worn by Antandroy warriors of southern Madagascar. This powerful talisman is crafted from a zebu horn and filled with a symbolic mixture of ash, resin, nails, a piece of amethyst, and fragments of quartz. Such objects were prepared by ritual specialists and carried as spiritual protection in times of conflict. Warriors believed the amulet could shield them from harm — even from rifle bullets. Rich in cultural meaning, this authentic piece is ideal for collectors of African tribal art, ethnographic artifacts, or anyone seeking a striking and historically significant display object.