Evil Eye

Triangular amulets embedded in the field act as spiritual sentinels—ancient protective charms woven into the very soul of the rug to guard against the evil eye. The presence of styli...

Protective elements such as the comb motif, which wards off the evil eye, and dog figures, emblematic of loyalty and guardianship, further enrich the design, creating a harmonious ba...

These hand-cut glass inlays, sewn painstakingly with thread halos, serve as guardians against the evil eye, catching light and casting it back toward misfortune.

In fact, for the pagans, the pointed branches of coral were used to fight the evil eye launched out of envy, while for Christians, the red colour was the symbol of the passion of Chr...

Within traditional weaving symbolism, comb motifs are associated with cleanliness and order, while their pointed silhouettes may also invite interpretations of safeguarding. Göz, or ...

These stylized extensions are traditional abstractions of the Nazar, or Evil Eye, woven to shield the home from envy, misfortune, and harmful intentions while inviting peace and last...

Among the most prominent symbols are the Hamsa, also known as camel tracks, symbolizing protection and the warding off of the evil eye. The lozenges, often associated with fertility ...

Guarding this auspicious frame are rhythmic sawtooth borders whose sharp triangles form an invisible shield against the Evil Eye, symbolically protecting every blessing contained wit...

The abrashed tan and beige background serves as the canvas for the rug's symbolic narrative, with two prominent red zigzag chevron lines converging to form a lozenge shape adorned wi...

The Burdock symbol, a deeply significant motif in Berber art, often represents protection against the evil eye. These symbols are not merely decorative, but rather functional and dee...

Within this field, one finds a series of geometric lozenges and "X" shapes, which in Berber semiotics represent the "Eye" and the "Diamond," talismans intended to deflect the evil ey...

Their repeating formation was believed to trap negative energy and shield the household from the evil eye, transforming the rug into a spiritual guardian woven for both sanctuary and...

In traditional Anatolian symbolism, the iconic diamond motif, or Göz (Eye), is associated with safeguarding the household against the evil eye, while the intersecting crosses evoke s...

These Bereket symbols, representing fertility, combine the hands-on-hips 'elibelinde' motifs for the female and the ram's horn 'kocboynuzu' motifs for the male, together signifying t...

This emblem, bold and symbolic, is adorned with ancient tribal motifs: Ram’s Horns curve with strength and virility, Bereket motifs whisper prayers for fertility and abundance, and w...

At the center of each Bereket, the diamond Goz motif is placed to protect the family from the evil eye. The inner geometric border of the rug are equally impressive, showcasing a se...

The inclusion of cross motifs, believed to divide and dispel the evil eye, along with the Fetter symbols denoting eternal love and familial unity, create a luxurious spiritual tapest...

Widely popular in the Victorian era, operculum jewelry was worn to ward off the evil eye and protect the wearer. An operculum is a calcareous structure created by many sea snails tha...

In ancient Egypt, the Eye of Horus was the symbol of healing and knowledge, It is also a protection from evil.

Same in Italy, where in the beginning of 20th century coral jewelry was believed to be an anti-evil eye protection. Today coral is worn as a chic accessory with meaning and admired f...

At the heart of the exceptional composition lies a serrated lozenge medallion, its stepped contours recalling the Göz, or protective Eye, an ancient Anatolian emblem traditionally be...

Smaller cruciform emblems and protective devices appear nestled within the ornamental network, reflecting the traditional belief that woven symbols could safeguard the household agai...

Within Anatolian weaving traditions, the cross motif serves as a protective emblem, symbolically dividing the surrounding space into four quarters to guard against misfortune and the...

However, his popularity and cultural importance were such that, even centuries after the fall of Rome, his image continued to be used as a symbol of health and fertility, and even as...

The central cross-like symbol, known as the Baraka motif, is believed by the Berber to possess protective powers against the evil eye. Shades of yellow and orange blend seamlessly to...

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...

These amulets were traditionally used for protection from an evil eye, blessing, or healing. The design frequently includes hinged parts forming a house or gate shape, often engrave...

The top left corner is representing the traditional fish and eyes against evil eye. The lower right corner is representing the traditional turquoise colored ceramics.

The gesture is most commonly used to ward off the evil eye, insult someone, or deny a request. It has been used at least since the Roman Age in Southern Europe and parts of the Medit...

This vintage carpet boasts exceptional colors and a captivating design.This unique hand-woven wool carpet is crafted by Berber women from Morocco.The vintage Berber Moroccan rug show...

Same in Italy, where in the beginning of 20th century coral jewelry was believed to be an anti-evil eye protection. Today coral is worn as a chic accessory with meaning and admired...

From Kashmir to Kanyakumari, the Nazar amulet has cast a watchful eye against evil forces for centuries. This talismanic amulet takes on many forms, from hanging lemon and chilli, a ...

From Kashmir to Kanyakumari, the Nazar amulet has cast a watchful eye against evil forces for centuries. This talismanic amulet takes on many forms, from hanging lemon and chilli, a ...

From Kashmir to Kanyakumari, the Nazar amulet has cast a watchful eye against evil forces for centuries. This talismanic amulet takes on many forms, from hanging lemon and chilli, a ...

From Kashmir to Kanyakumari, the Nazar amulet has cast a watchful eye against evil forces for centuries. This talismanic amulet takes on many forms, from hanging lemon and chilli, a ...

Simply Beautiful! Vintage Art Glass Evil Eye Golden Statement Brooch Pin Pendant. Centering an Art Glass Evil Eye, surrounded by Sparkling Crystals, Hand set in Striking Spiky Gold t...

The diamond, a timeless symbol of reproduction, mingles with the Burdock motif, believed to possess protective powers against the malevolent gaze of the "evil eye." Together, they fo...