Traditional Belief in the Evil Eye
Nazar is a traditional Turkish amulet or talisman believed to protect against the evil eye and negative energies. It is usually made of blue glass and has a painted eye in the center, symbolizing protection against bad luck and negative vibes. This charm is very popular in Turkey and is often seen hanging in homes and offices to ward off unwanted influences.
The evil eye talisman is an ancient symbol and is said to be able to protect the wearer from harm. It is believed to be a powerful talisman that can bring good luck and fortune and is one of the most highly recommended mementos to purchase; at the same time, it’s the most-sold souvenir in Turkey. The Nazar amulet is believed to have originated in Turkey, and it is believed to have been used by various cultures, including the Ottomans, Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians.
The amulet is believed to protect its wearer from harm and can detect negative energies, such as envy and malicious intentions. It is believed to filter out bad luck and negative vibes so that only good and positive vibes remain.
