EA Gift Global Ekayist Turkish Blue Evil Eye Wall Hanging Ornament with Floral Design - Home Decor Protection - Nazar Boncuk Amulet and Home Blessing Charm - Metal Wall Art Talisman and Good Luck

The Turkish Blue Evil Eye, throughout the history of mankind, in every culture and in every angle, the figure of the eye has been thought of as a powerful talisman against the evil forces. We find this figure in Jewish, Christian and Muslim cultures as well as Buddhist and Hindu societies. This common tradition finds a new identity in Anatolian glasswork for 3,000 years. A glass master combines the power of an eye figurine with the power of fire and creates a new charm.This art was transferred to Anatolia through glass masters from the Eastern Mediterranean region. Evil eye beads are made in furnaces called "hearth". Quarry pine wood is used to provide high energy in the quarries. Waste glass and coloring materials are placed in special compartments located inside the burner and the burner is burned. As the temperature of the oven reaches a temperature of about 1000 C, waste glass and coloring matter melts and masters begin to produce. Blue, white, yellow, green, purple, brown and red colors are used in making evil eye beads. During the making of the beads, a variety of tools are used, which are called demi, meridian, anabe, rail iron, steel rod, miter and mold. Bead master is traditionally occupied by master-apprentice associate who has been transferred from day to day. The evil eye bead.