Holy artifacts are objects that hold significant religious or spiritual importance within various faiths. These items can include relics, sacred texts, or ceremonial tools, often believed to possess divine qualities or to have been touched by holy figures. Examples include the Shroud of Turin in Christianity and the Kaaba in Islam. Many believers view holy artifacts as a means to connect with the divine or to enhance their spiritual practices. They are often housed in places of worship, such as churches, temples, or mosques, and may be the focus of rituals, prayers, or pilgrimages, reflecting the deep reverence communities have for these items.