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Its origins stretch back over a long historical timeline, and strong folklore beliefs exist regarding the Nazar Boncugu in Turkish daily life. Like a talisman or amulet, you will also see the blue eye in Greece, and a few Middle East countries. Turkish people believe the Blue Evil Eye absorbs bad energy, therefore gives the wearer protection.
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The nazar boncuğu is a circle or tear-drop shape often with blue, white and black colors forming the shape of an eye. The nazar boncuğu is most often used in a glass bead that is pinned on the clothing of children or hung on walls of buildings or inside of cars or other possessions to protect them. The nazar boncuğu symbol is often.
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In Turkey, "nazar" (evil eye) is a very common sight. You find them as beads, key chains, trinkets, door mats or just "nazar" hanging by a decorative thread just about anywh…
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The Nazar, commonly known as the Nazar boncugu, is a beautiful bead also known as the Evil Eye. Worn as a protective talisman, the Nazar boncugu originated in Turkey and from there spread across the world. It is one of the most famous and easily recognizable designs globally. There is something mysterious about the nazar, something intriguing.
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Nazar Boncugu or "The Evil Eye" as it often mistakenly are called, is a typical Turkish luck amulet, that protects against digging envious glances. This is the short version. The slightly longer version tells of an amulet - or talisman if you will, that protects against all evil. It is seen as a protection against the bad energy, that.
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The Nazar Boncuğu is an ancestral talisman that is found from the Middle East to Greece, but it is certainly in Turkey that it can be seen in various and innumerable forms. It is a hand-made amulet, made from blue glass paste, in the shape of an eye or drop. Nazar is said to be an Arabic word meaning look or eye, and boncuk means pearl.
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A Turkish nazar boncuğu Eye beads or nazars - amulets against the evil eye - for sale in a shop.. An eye bead or naẓar (from Arabic نَظَر , meaning 'sight', 'surveillance', 'attention', and other related concepts) is an eye-shaped amulet believed by many to protect against the evil eye.The term is also used in Azerbaijani, Bengali, Hebrew, Hindi-Urdu, Kurdish, Pashto.
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Nazar Boncugu is a handcrafted glass bead widely used in Turkey to ward off the evil eye. The beads are fashioned of glass molten in ovens and shaped with thin and thick iron tools to resemble an eye. They are used as accessories or decorations and believed to have positive effects in daily life, especially at times such as births, circumcisions and marriages. Glass-making is a traditional.
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A black "pupil" at the center. Though often dubbed the evil eye, the nazar boncugu is simply the charm meant to repel, distract, prevent, and minimize the effect of the evil eye upon the wearer. This makes it a positive symbol and a good luck charm. The nazar boncugu is sometimes paired up with the hamsa hand, embedded within the hand.
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The Nazar Boncuk (Nazar Boncuğu) - The blue evil eye in Turkey. From your first moments in Turkey, you will certainly notice these blue pendants, eye-shaped, hanging everywhere, and sold in every souvenir shop. This object, handcrafted from glass paste, is called the "Nazar Boncuk". The word "Nazar" comes from the Arabic language.