A striking fusion of tradition and opulence, this handmade Evil Eye wall hanging blends rich gold accents with mesmerizing mandala patterns for an eye-catching protective talisman. Whether displayed at home or in a workspace, it radiates cultural elegance and symbolic power.
- Features a detailed central Evil Eye motif framed by layered mandala patterns in gold, navy, and sky blue. Patterns may vary as depicted on the 2nd image.
- Crafted from handmade Murano glass with high-gloss enamel finish
- Circular disc measures 5.25" in diameter; total hanging length approx. 6.5"
- Artisanally made in Türkiye, with traditional symbolism and modern detailing
- Includes beaded rope with golden accents and signature blue Murano beads
Design may vary as pictured
design: A round disc pendant centers a bold evil eye motif within layered mandala patterns rendered in gold, navy, and sky blue, finished with a high-gloss enamel coat and suspended from a beaded cord.
size: Circular disc measures 5.25" in diameter; total hanging length approx. 6.5".
material: Handmade Murano glass with high-gloss enamel finish; beaded rope with golden accents and blue Murano glass beads.
features: Central Evil Eye motif, layered mandala detailing, gold high-gloss enamel finish, beaded hanging cord, signature blue Murano beads
care: Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth and avoid moisture, harsh cleaners, and direct sun exposure to preserve the enamel finish.
disclaimer: Because each piece is artisan-made from Murano glass, the mandala patterns and beading may vary slightly from the one pictured.
Meaning & Intention
The evil eye, or nazar, is one of the oldest protective symbols carried across cultures, worn and hung to watch over the home against envy and ill will directed its way. Here, that ancient eye rests inside a golden mandala, a shape long used to represent wholeness and the universe held in perfect balance. Together they form a piece that stands guard while also inviting a sense of order and calm into the space around it.
Gold has carried associations with abundance, dignity, and the sacred wherever it has been used to adorn sacred or symbolic objects, and the navy and sky-blue tones echo the traditional coloring of nazar amulets, thought to intensify the eye's watchful power. The layered rings of the mandala pattern radiating outward from the eye suggest protection that expands outward from the center of the home, much as ripples move across still water.
Hung by a door, above a desk, or near a window, this piece continues a lineage of glassmaking and folk protection that stretches back centuries in Türkiye, where artisans still shape and fire Murano glass by hand into objects meant to be lived with, not just looked at.
Hung where you pass by often, whether in an entryway, a reading nook, or above a favorite chair, this ornament becomes a quiet daily checkpoint, a small pause to notice the light catching its gold detailing and remember the intention of protection and calm it was chosen to hold.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Anyone seeking a beautifully crafted protective talisman for their home or workspace
- Purpose: Home protection, workspace decor, housewarming gift, symbolic wall art
- Suggested Mantra: I am protected and at peace
- Intention: Protection, Strength, Courage, Balance
Questions & Guidance
What is this piece made of?
It's handmade from Murano glass with a high-gloss enamel finish, strung on a beaded rope accented with gold-tone beads and blue Murano glass beads.
How big is the wall ornament?
The circular disc measures 5.25 inches in diameter, with a total hanging length of about 6.5 inches including the cord.
Will my piece look exactly like the one pictured?
Each ornament is artisan-made, so the mandala patterns, coloring, and beading may vary slightly from piece to piece.
Where should I hang it?
It's traditionally hung near an entryway, above a desk, or anywhere you'd like to invite a sense of protection and calm, indoors and out of direct weather exposure.
Where is it made?
It's artisanally crafted in Türkiye, drawing on traditional evil eye symbolism and glassmaking techniques.