Nevfactory Nazar Boncuk Evil Eye Wall Decoration - Lucky Charm with Turkish Eye 13 cm Glass with Golden Frame

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Description You have probably seen the symbol of evil eye a hundred times and did not worry about it. Well, here is a brief guide about history, meaning and superbeliefs behind the evil eye... The evil eye goes back about 5000 years. This iconic symbol is present in various religions and cultures, but especially in Jewish, Muslim and Christian beliefs. So what does the evil eye actually mean? The evil eye has its origin in jealousy or evil and is added to another person with an evil eye. The superbelief says that this evil eye can actually damage or harm to the recipient of the torch. The evil eye is characterised by two shades of blue, a deep blue and a lighter blue, along with the colours white and sometimes yellow. In the middle of the bead there is a black dot that represents a protective eye. Blue is also a symbol of good karma and positive energies and protection. The light blue colour is also said to represent the sky and symbolise the truth and direct protection from evil. The evil eye is one of the world's most recognised symbols of superbelief. And despite some differences between different cultures, it always has the same meaning no matter where the story is told. Where can you buy original evil eye products? We offer you handmade Evil Eye products in many shapes. Enjoy your unique cultural product.