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Sunday State Hairclips Unique High Quality Turkish/Greek Evil Eye hair 2 pc NWT Belief in the Evil Eye: The evil eye belief is widespread, with origins dating back thousands of years. It's the notion that a malicious or envious look can negatively impact a person's well-being, possessions, or luck. Nazar Boncuğu (Evil Eye Amulet): This amulet, often blue with a white or light blue center and sometimes a black or yellow outline, is a visual representation of the evil eye itself. It's believed to absorb the negative energy and bad luck associated with the evil eye. Protection: The Nazar Boncugu is used to protect individuals, homes, and even vehicles from the evil eye's effects. It's a common sight in Turkey and other parts of the Middle East, often displayed as jewelry, hung in homes, or attached to personal belongings. Cultural Significance: The belief in the evil eye and the use of the Nazar Boncugu are deeply ingrained in Turkish culture. It's a common practice to give Nazar Boncugu as gifts, especially to children or those who might be more susceptible to envy. Beyond Turkish Culture: While deeply rooted in Turkish culture, the belief in the evil eye and the use of protective amulets is found in various other cultures and religions, including Greek, Jewish, and Islamic tradition