Turkish Eye Nazar
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Turkish Eye Nazar
The Turkish eye, also known as nazar boncuk, is a very popular symbol of protection in Turkish and other Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cultures.
This is a small eye-shaped amulet that is often made of glass, ceramic or metal. The center of the eye is usually blue, as this color is considered sacred and protective in many cultures.
Tradition has it that the Turkish eye protects against the evil eye, which is a curse considered a source of misfortune, illness or other curses. The evil eye is said to be caused by jealousy or envy of others, and can affect anyone, even without malicious intent.
To protect against the evil eye, people often wear a Turkish eye in the form of jewelry, key chains, or other accessories. They can also hang a Turkish eye at their home or workplace to protect their environment.
In many cultures, the Turkish eye is considered a gift of good fortune. It is often given as a gift during important events such as weddings, births or the opening of new homes. People who receive a Turkish eye as a gift are believed to be protected against the evil eye and receive good luck and prosperity.
In summary, the Turkish eye is a symbol of protection and good fortune that is very popular in many Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cultures. Whether in the form of jewelry, an accessory or a decorative object, the Turkish eye is a constant reminder of the need to protect ourselves against negative influences and to seek luck and prosperity in our lives.
