Evil Eye Hanging Feng shui

The Evil Eye is a superstitious phenomenon that is believed to be bestowed upon individuals when they are not aware of its presence. In many cultures, the Evil Eye hanging is believed to result in misfortune or harm. The talismans and amulets designed to guard against the Evil Eye are referred to as “evil eyes” or, in Turkish, “Nazar Bonkugu”.

The tradition of evil eye beads dates back thousands of years, and blue glass evil eye beads are the most popular talisman in the region of Anatolia to ward off the evil eye. The warm blue of the Turkish evil eye bead is the result of the shine it has acquired from the fire and its smiling face, which is a typical characteristic of the people of Anatolia. Evil eye jewelry brings luck to the friends and loved ones, as well as protection against the evil eyes, the jealous friends, and strangers. People have made many types of talismans to ward off evil eyes throughout history. The most popular form of talisman in Europe is a rabbit’s foot, and in Turkey, there is a popular talisman called the “Nazar Boncuğu”, which is widely displayed in houses, shops, and businesses.

The Evil Eye hanging is a “Lucky Charm” that is believed to “turn away evil eyes” and protect a person or object from bad luck. The Evil Eye is a protective shield that protects you from various types of bad luck caused by others. If your Evil Eye is cracked or broken, it has protected you from some kind of bad luck or misfortune and needs to be replaced. Keep an Evil Eye with you all the time. You never know when you might get the evil eye.