The evil eye, or nazar, is one of the oldest protective symbols across cultures, hung in homes to watch over the space against envy and ill will.
Here it rests inside a golden mandala, a shape long used to represent wholeness and the universe held in balance. Together they stand guard while inviting a sense of order into the room.
Gold has long been associated with abundance and the sacred. The navy and sky-blue tones echo the traditional coloring of nazar amulets, said to intensify the eye's watchful presence.
The layered rings radiating outward from the eye suggest protection that expands from the center of the home, much as ripples move across still water, a lineage of Turkish glasswork meant to be lived with.
