Nazar Amulet Tapestries

Nazar - Turkish Eye charm

Nazar Charm Tree - Nazar eye - Turkish Eye

Evil Eye Symbol Of Protection In Several Cultures

Evil Eye Amulet Ornament

Evil Eye Elephant Ornament

Blue "nazar" symbol for protection against the Evil Eye.

Nazar amulet

The Nazar or evil eye amulet is known throughout the Middle East as a protective amulet. Usually a blue bead, the symbol is painted on boats, worn on jewelry, and hung in windows of homes and shops. It protects against the envious or malicious wishes of others. This fluid art piece was inspired by the Nazar which protects my own home.

Protection

Black and Gold "nazar" symbol for protection against the Evil Eye.

Black and White "nazar" symbol for protection against the Evil Eye.

Red Nazar, Evil Eye, Amulet, Folkloric Beliefs, Red Evil Eye Protection, Folkloric Designs

Green Nazar, Evil Eye, Amulet, Folkloric Beliefs, Green Evil Eye Protection, Folkloric Designs

Traditional Nazar, Evil Eye, Amulet, Folkloric Beliefs, Blue Evil Eye Protection, Folkloric Designs

Evil Eye Amulet Agate and gold

Nazar, Evil Eye, Amulet, Folkloric Beliefs, Blue Evil Eye Protection, Folkloric Designs

Nazar pattern - Turkish Eye charm

Greek Eye Tree - Mati Mataki - Matiasma

Greek Charm Against Evil Eye

A pretty aqua blue colored Evil Eye and gold stylized eyelashes with sun, moon, star, circle and triangle symbols. Known by many names and cultures such as the Turkish Nazar or Greek Mati, it is a talisman used for protection against the malevolent glare.

Evil Eye Symbol Of Protection In Several Cultures

Evil Eye | Nazar | Eyes | Superstition | Supernatural | Blue | Magic | Amulet |

Evil Eye Pattern No. 2 | Nazar | Eyes | Superstition | Supernatural | Blue | Magic | Amulet |

Evil Eye Pattern No. 1 | Nazar | Eyes | Superstition | Supernatural | Blue | Magic | Amulet |

Amulet to protect against evil eye.

A pretty teal green colored Evil Eye and gold stylized eyelashes with sun, moon, star, circle and triangle symbols on a black background. Known by many names and cultures such as the Turkish Nazar or Greek Mati, it is a talisman used for protection against the malevolent glare.

What do you think about? A nazar (from Arabic, meaning sight, surveillance, attention, and other related concepts) is an eye-shaped amulet believed to protect against the evil eye. Urdu, Pashtun, Bengali, Kurdish, Cat and other languages have borrowed the term as well. In Turkey, it is known by the name nazar boncugu (the latter word being a derivative of boncuk, "bead", and the former borrowed from Arabic) and historically as mavi boncuk or Old Turkic: gokce muncuk, both meaning "blue bead". In Cat and Afghan folklore, it is called a cheshm nazar or nazar ghorboni. In India and Pakistan, it is known as nazar/najar, and the slogan Chashm-e-Baddoor is used to ward off the evil eye. yes, sure all you have to do is be cool and cold... like an

A pretty violet purple colored Evil Eye and silver stylized eyelashes with sun, moon, star, circle and triangle symbols. Known by many names and cultures such as the Turkish Nazar or Greek Mati, it is a talisman used for protection against the malevolent glare.

Evil eye protection symbol. The evil eye is a curse usually given to a person when they are unaware (evil spirits and jealousy). Decorations with eye-like symbols known as Nazars (to repel the evil eye) have become a very popular choice.

Turkish Lucky charms

Third eye. Petrykivka art. Eye amulet. UA folklore

An Indian lucky charm made of red and green chilies and a small lemon. Painted in watercolor.

A pretty violet purple colored Evil Eye and gold stylized eyelashes with sun, moon, star, circle and triangle symbols. Known by many names and cultures such as the Turkish Nazar or Greek Mati, it is a talisman used for protection against the malevolent glare.

A pretty aqua blue colored Evil Eye and silver stylized eyelashes with sun, moon, star, circle and triangle symbols. Known by many names and cultures such as the Turkish Nazar or Greek Mati, it is a talisman used for protection against the malevolent glare.

Hand-drawn mandala design depicting the Nazar Amulet also known as the Evil Eye. Bold patterns of blue to uphold the theme and intricate design details made using ink pens, markers, and acrylic paint.