Sale!

White Design Evil Eye Wall Hanging Decor with Golden Rim

Original price was: $26.99.Current price is: $22.99.

-15%

? White Design Evil Eye Wall Hanging Decor

? Special Golden Rim Design

? Nazar Amulet

? Christmas Gift

? Bead Size: 12 cm (4.7″)

? Note: Each piece is meticulously handcrafted, and due to its artisanal nature, dimensions and small glass designs may vary slightly.

Free worldwide shipping on all orders over $200
  • 15 days easy returns
  • Order yours before 2.30pm for same day dispatch
Guaranteed Safe Checkout
White Design Evil Eye Wall Hanging Decor with Golden Rim
White Design Evil Eye Wall Hanging Decor with Golden Rim
$26.99 Original price was: $26.99.$22.99Current price is: $22.99.

The Ancient Origins of the Evil Eye

The evil eye is a supernatural belief rooted in the malevolent power of a glare, often fueled by envy. Its history spans back 5,000 years, making it one of humanity’s oldest and most enduring superstitions

1. Prehistoric Beginnings:

  • Upper Paleolithic Age: Even in ancient times, people recognized the potential harm caused by envious glances. Amulets to protect against the evil eye have been discovered from this era
  • Ugarit: Texts from this ancient Syrian port city (around 1180 BC) attest to the concept of the evil eye during the late Bronze Age collapse

2. Greek and Roman Influence:

  • In Classical antiquity, the Greeks and Romans referenced the “mati” (evil eye) in their writings. Authors like Hesiod, Plato, and Pliny the Elder explored its power and protective measures
  • Artefacts from the Mediterranean and Levant regions reveal the prevalence of this belief .

3. Symbolism and Protection:

  • The evil eye is found in various cultures, including Jewish, Muslim, and Christian traditions.
  • Nazar amulets, shaped like an eye, and the hamsa, a hand-shaped talisman, are famous protections against the evil eye.
  • Glass evil eye beads gained popularity with the Phoenicians, Persians, Greeks, Romans, and Ottomans around 1500 BC

4. Regional Variations:

  • Southern Italy: Here, amulets like the cornicellocimaruta, and the sign of the horns are used for protection.
  • Arab Culture: Saying “Masha’Allah” alongside a compliment prevents envy from attracting the evil eye.
  • Brazil: Certain plants, like rue, are believed to guard against its influence.

5. A Timeless Guardian:

  • Pregnant women, children, and animals are considered particularly susceptible to the evil eye.
  • Despite cultural shifts and modernization, belief in its power persists worldwide

Additional information

Weight 0.300 kg

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Be the first to review “White Design Evil Eye Wall Hanging Decor with Golden Rim”

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *