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A special blue eye to protect against evil eyes, which is called ‘Evil Eye’, has now become an important part of not only religious beliefs but also fashion. This symbol has started appearing everywhere from India to Türkiye, Greece and Western countries. People believe that this amulets protect them from negative energy and jealousy.

History of Evil Ey 5000 years old

It is not that Evil Eye is a new trend. According to BBC reports, this blue eye shape has also been found in the sculptures of 3500 BC during excavation in the Tail Brock of Syria. From Indian folk culture to Greek, Türkiye, Jewish and Muslim traditions, this symbol is mentioned in everyone. It is believed that this symbol was used to avoid someone’s jealousy.

What is there and why is it recognized

In Indian society, an eye is a common belief, that is, the effect of someone’s evil energy. When a person sees a beautiful thing, person or child with a burning eye without appreciating, it is believed that his evil eye can affect him. Traditions like black vaccine, chili-lemon, thread or amulet wearing in India are the result of this belief.

Superstition or mental effects?

There is no concrete confirmation of sight from a scientific perspective. It is considered a psychological or cultural perception. But this folk recognition is still prevalent in many parts of the world like Central Asia, Europe, Greece and Türkiye.

Travel from Iran, Türkiye, Greece to Fashion

The blue eye of Evil Eye is particularly associated with the tradition of Türkiye and Greece. There it is known as ‘Nazar Bonju’ or ‘Kako Mati’. It is prepared with special glass and has blue, white and black layers. This symbol is no longer a protective amulet, but has become a part of famous celebrities and fashion brands.

Evil I entry in the fashion world

Hollywood stars like Kim Kardashian, Gigi Hadid have worn it as a bracelet and headpiece. High-end brands like Dolce and Gabbana, Kenzo have included this symbol in their collections. Now it is seen in necklaces, bracelets, rings, tattoos, phone cases and even clothes.

Referring to eyesight in religions

In Islam, it has been called ‘Ayn-al-Hasood’ (Jealousy’s eye). It is also mentioned in Jewish, Christian and Buddhist traditions. A talisman named Hamza, in which the eye is made, also reflects this belief and is worn by Muslims, Jews and Christians.

Changing beliefs for centuries

For centuries, this belief has been going on that someone’s eyesight can affect our life. There are many stories from Slavic folklore to Indian rural traditions, from blinding themselves to wearing talisman to avoid eyesight.

Why is the specialty of blue eye?

Blue color is considered a symbol of peace and positivity. At the same time, the combination of black pupil and white iris indicates the symbolism of returning the evil eye. This is the reason that this amulet has a special combination of blue, white and black colors.

Skield of superstition or energy?

Even though it has not found scientific evidence, the faith and beliefs of centuries have made Evil Eye a cultural heritage, not just talisman. Today it has become an important symbol in every field, from fashion to Faith.