Evil Eyes

 100.00

The evil eye is a concept, rooted in various cultures, that describes a malevolent glare believed to cause misfortune or harm to the person it is directed at. It’s often associated with feelings of envy or jealousy, and the belief that a look can transmit negative energy. Many cultures have traditions and symbols, like amulets and rituals, to protect against its perceived effects.

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The evil eye is a concept, rooted in various cultures, that describes a malevolent glare believed to cause misfortune or harm to the person it is directed at. It’s often associated with feelings of envy or jealousy, and the belief that a look can transmit negative energy. Many cultures have traditions and symbols, like amulets and rituals, to protect against its perceived effects.

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