The concept / superstition of “the evil eye” is one that I have encountered in many cultures around the world. The trinket below is to ward off the gaze of those with evil intent.
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Cool choice for the week! Kind of question the functionality tho LOL
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I won’t claim that it works! The concept of the evil eye is one I have encountered from the Far East to Southern Europe, and every culture has its methods of holding it at bay.
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I have a few similar ‘eyes’ they are very popular in the Greek culture
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This was a present from a Greek-Cypriot friend!
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Great interpretation of the theme.
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