A martisor is a small charm traditionally made of red and white thread, worn in Bulgaria, Moldova, and Romania to celebrate the coming of spring on March 1st. The red thread symbolizes the warmth and life of spring, while the white thread represents the purity and snow of winter.
Martisors can be simple or elaborate, and often feature traditional symbols of spring, such as flowers, birds, and hearts. They are exchanged between friends, family, and loved ones as a token of good luck and health for the coming year.
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