Evil Eye

Inspired by the ancient belief in the Hausnatter—the benevolent house snake believed to guard homes and farms—the carved serpents were thought to ward off misfortune, illness, evil s...

Interspersed across the luminous brick-red ground are scattered lozenges and triangular amulets, ancient geometric forms woven to invoke feminine fertility and deflect the evil eye. ...

Some did this to "strengthen the child's eyes", and others believed it could prevent the child from being cursed by the evil eye. Size: 2" height x 1.25" diameter.

Protection & Healing: Historically, it was believed to guard against negative energy, ward off the evil eye, and bring good fortune. Sleeping Beauty turquoise is one of the most ...

They were worn in antiquity to protect against diseases, evil spirits and to ward off the evil eye. Spells were believed to work best when the amulet was worn close to the chest.

Protection and Warding: In many traditions (such as Hindu rituals and Hoodoo), lemons are used to block the "evil eye," absorb bad luck, and shield against malicious or heavy spiritu...

The outer border showcases an intricate succession of amulet symbols, believed to shield against the evil eye. Interspersed among the center medallion are geometric shapes and motifs...

The design takes its cue from Eastern-European countryside motifs-rhombus and diamond grids, stylized crosses, and folkloric flower heads-that blend with nomadic symbolism (e.g. diam...

This exceptional piece features a sleek, geometric design centered around the timeless and protective "Evil Eye" motif, combining modern clean lines with a striking, high-contrast pa...

These include 'S' shapes, known as the çengel or hook, and cross-like star motifs, which function as potent apotropaic amulets woven to capture malevolent spirits and ward off the na...

Housed within these geometric boundaries is a complex lexicon of tribal amulets, including protective crosses woven to deflect the evil eye and intricate checkerboard borders that ev...

The corners of each compartment are delicately enhanced with triangular amulets, believed to ward off the evil eye and protect against malevolent spirits.

The design takes its cue from Eastern-European countryside motifs-rhombus and diamond grids, stylized crosses, and folkloric flower heads-that blend with nomadic symbolism (e.g. diam...

The borders and subsidiary panels are densely packed with powerful geometric symbols, including stylized representations of the Tree of Life and potent apotropaic elements intended t...

The abrashed light brown field features two serrated lozenges decorated with ambiguous tribal motifs, including eight-point stars, cross symbols, hands on hips, elibelinde, goz, evil...

Adding interest and depth, the ancient Anatolian symbols of Burdock, Bereket and the eye represent fertility (Bereket), abundance (Burdock), and protection from evil (Eye).

It is a talismanic symbol that people believed to protect them from harm against the evil eye and bring them goodness, abundance, fertility, luck and good health.

It is a talismanic symbol that people believed to protect them from harm against the evil eye and bring them goodness, abundance, fertility, luck and good health.

Throughout history, coral jewelry has been worn for protection and meaning—from Roman amulets to Italian anti–evil eye charms, and traditional Slavic costumes.

Showing heavily decorated in the bottom with silver nickel hands amulets for the Evil Eye protection and early textiles (wool and silk) and tassels hanging down.

The framing of this Turkish rug is equally significant, featuring repeating Burdock symbols, which are believed to have the power to ward off the evil eye, adding a protective qualit...

These bands are intricately embellished with repeating cengal hook motifs, a powerful Anatolian symbol believed to protect against the evil eye and, in some interpretations, represen...

This symbol is believed to carry blessings and protective powers, serving as a talisman against the malevolent forces of the "evil eye." Enveloping this captivating display of Folk ...

This pattern includes two 'elibelinde' motifs for the female, two 'kocboynuzu' motifs for the male, and an eye motif for protection against the evil eye.

Framing the Turkish rug is a border adorned with repeating Burdock symbols, believed to ward off the evil eye. This protective motif adds a layer of cultural significance to the rug,...

The comb is often associated with marriage and birth, symbolizing the desire for union and the protection of these sacred life events from the evil eye. This careful placement of the...

It is enclosed with a thick compound border composed of running dog, stepped lozenges, fetter motifs and finished with repeating evil eye motifs for protection. Rich in symbolism and...

They are protective talismans woven to reflect the Evil Eye away from the home, preserving harmony and blessing for those within.

Furthermore, the inclusion of sharp triangles, hourglass forms, and diamond lozenges directly ties into ancient Berber symbology, where such motifs were historically woven to represe...

Intricate eight-pointed stars represent cosmic harmony and divine order, while the prominent diamond lozenges are fundamental to Berber visual culture, symbolizing womanhood, fertili...

Embedded throughout each band is a procession of diminutive Göz (Eye) motifs, forming an uninterrupted chain of protective talismans believed to shield the household from the evil ey...

Several evolve into concentric forms that become the Amazigh Eye, an ancient talisman believed to capture envy, deflect the evil eye, and safeguard the household through its watchful...

A closer study of the field reveals an extraordinary lexicon of symbolic folk motifs: checkered grid compartments evoke ancient Persian burr motifs, traditionally woven to ward off t...

In Amazigh belief, the diamond represents womanhood, continuity, and the protective womb while also serving as a spiritual talisman against the evil eye. Positioned along both the up...

Within Amazigh tradition, every diamond serves as a stylized eye, vigilantly watching over the household while deflecting the evil eye and harmful intentions.

Each subtle variation affirms the hand of the weaver while serving as a symbolic safeguard against the evil eye, disrupting harmful intentions before they reach the household.

Berber weavers believed that sharp geometric pathways could intercept and disperse the evil eye, preventing harmful intentions from entering the home.

Linked together into an uninterrupted network, the diamonds also become stylized protective eyes, forming a sacred barrier believed to deflect the evil eye while preserving harmony, ...

Nested diamonds create watchful eyes that serve as talismanic guardians, believed to repel the evil eye and preserve the peace of the household from every direction.

Linked together in continuous rows, these iconic motifs celebrate the enduring cycle of birth, family, and generational continuity while simultaneously creating a watchful talisman b...

Their repeating structure also serves as a talismanic shield, believed to capture and disperse the evil eye before misfortune can enter the home. Scattered throughout this extraordi...

Its generous scale elevates the motif into a powerful emblem of protection, believed to intercept the evil eye and shield the household from misfortune while inviting harmony and abu...

Their jagged contours serve as talismanic barriers believed to repel the evil eye by reflecting harmful forces away from the home.

Within several of these iconic forms, concentric diamonds symbolize pregnancy and the promise of new beginnings, while simultaneously serving as stylized protective eyes believed to ...

Known locally as timrit, or mirror, these diamond forms represent abstract eyes intended to reflect and deflect the evil eye. Stretching continuously across the entire field, the net...

These protective forms were woven as spiritual guardians intended to capture jealousy and repel the evil eye before harm could enter the household. Their concentric arrangements crea...

Traditionally believed to ward off the evil eye, the network of lozenges served as a protective shield intended to safeguard the home and its inhabitants from harmful influences.

The interconnected network also functioned as a spiritual shield, believed to capture harmful influences and protect the family from the evil eye. Today, this rare Beni M'Guild creat...

Woven throughout the field, these talismanic forms were believed to absorb harmful influences and deflect the Evil Eye in every direction. This protective language transformed the ru...

It is a talismanic symbol that people believed to protect them from harm against the evil eye and bring them goodness, abundance, fertility, luck and good health.

It is a talismanic symbol that people believed to protect them from harm against the evil eye and bring them goodness, abundance, fertility, luck and good health.

It is a talismanic symbol that people believed to protect them from harm against the evil eye and bring them goodness, abundance, fertility, luck and good health.

It is a talismanic symbol that people believed to protect them from harm against the evil eye and bring them goodness, abundance, fertility, luck and good health.

Interspersed among them are three cross motifs, revered as protective devices designed to fracture the evil eye into four harmless parts. These iconic symbols were not decorative abs...

The composition feels orderly yet expressive, with repeating stepped diamond medallions featuring the traditional Nazar motif, an ancient symbol of protection against the evil eye. T...

The lobster, often symbolizing strength, regeneration, and protection, is paired with Sardinian Red Coral, an ancient talisman believed to ward off the evil eye and bring good fortun...

When there are children, they are put on eyes to protect them from the evil eye, and according to different customs in every state, there are different eyes, it is said that when chi...

The corners bloom with protection amulets, another variation of Goz eyes, offering protection from the evil eye. This delicate interplay of geometric strength and pastel restraint gi...

Together, these patterns illustrate the unity of man and woman, reflecting themes of family, continuity, and protection. The centrally placed eye motif, a traditional Anatolian talis...

Each dragon motif is further enhanced by a central cross design, a powerful emblem of protection against the evil eye. According to Anatolian belief, the cross motif disrupts and dim...