Handmade Murano Glass Evil Eye Wall Ornament

Name: Handmade Murano Glass Evil Eye Wall Ornament
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: LH-MNT
Price: 32.00 USD
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Hand-formed Murano-style glass disc in concentric rings of sky blue, white, and midnight black, strung on natural jute cord. The nazar, or evil eye, is one of the oldest symbols of protection, said to deflect envy and ill will before it reaches a space. Hang it near an entryway, window, or desk, or give it as a housewarming gesture.

Details

Design: Round hand-formed glass disc in layered concentric tones of sky blue, white, and midnight black, suspended from jute cord finished with a small eye-bead accent
Size: 6.5" diameter; hangs approximately 6.25" from the jute cord
Material: Murano-style glass, natural jute cord
Included: Ornament strung on jute cord with eye-bead accent, ready to hang from a hook, nail, or doorknob
Care: Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners and prolonged direct sunlight
Origin: Handmade in Türkiye
Note: Slight variations in color, shape, and finish are natural to the handmade process

Meaning & Intention

The evil eye, or nazar, is one of the oldest protective symbols still in everyday use, traced back thousands of years across Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and Anatolian cultures.

Its concentric rings of blue, white, and black are shaped to mirror a watchful eye. The symbol is said to absorb or reflect negative energy, envy, and ill will before it reaches the person or space it guards.

In Turkish tradition, the nazar boncuğu is hung in homes, doorways, and workspaces as a form of everyday vigilance — not from fear, but as a gesture of care for the people and energy passing through.

The small eye-bead on the cord doubles the intention, acting as a second guardian along the hanging line itself.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Protection, strength, courage

Symbol: Nazar, the evil eye

Ideal for: Entryways, windows, and workspaces, or a housewarming gift

Suggested mantra: I am protected and at peace

Questions & Guidance

Where is a good spot to hang it?

Most people place it near a front door, above a desk, or in a window that catches the light — anywhere they want a sense of watchful protection as people come and go.

Is it fragile?

Yes. It is made of glass, so hang it in a stable spot away from heavy foot traffic, doors that slam, or accidental knocks.

Does it work as a housewarming gift?

Yes. The nazar is a traditional gesture of care for a new home or workspace. Pair it with a note naming the intention of protection for the recipient.