Have you ever passed an old barn or farmhouse and noticed a large, five-pointed star above the door or in the
gable? Rustic and faded from years in the sun, these stars still catch the eye. You’ll see them across rural areas, especially in the Eastern United States
Barn stars have existed for generations. While most call them “barn stars,” other names include Amish stars, hex signs, or barn quilts. The terminology varies by region, and sometimes these designs differ slightly.
Despite the variety, the general idea remains the same: luck, protection, and identity. READ MORE BELOW
