A bold yet elegant interpretation of ancient symbolism, this medium-sized Murano glass evil eye ornament features a mandala-like design radiating protection and harmony. Accented with gold detailing and traditional Turkish beadwork, it's a striking addition to any interior space.
- Crafted from deep cobalt Murano-style glass with an intricate mandala evil eye motif
- Golden and blue concentric detailing adds both depth and a sense of spiritual symmetry
- Measures 5.25" in diameter; hangs approximately 6.5" with jute cord and decorative beads
- Handmade in Türkiye, embracing traditional glass artistry and folk symbolism
- Finished with coordinating evil eye and gold bead accents for added cultural detail
design: A round, deep cobalt Murano-style glass disc centers a single watchful eye within radiating mandala rings of gold and sky-blue detail, edged in a polished gold rim and suspended from a jute cord strung with coordinating evil eye and gold beads.
size: 5.25" in diameter; hangs approximately 6.5" including cord and beads.
material: Murano-style glass, gold-tone metal trim, jute cord, glass and gold beads
features: Mandala-patterned evil eye motif, gold concentric detailing, Turkish beadwork accents, jute hanging cord, ready to hang
care: Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth and keep away from direct impact or harsh chemicals to preserve the glasswork and gold finish.
disclaimer: As each piece is handmade, slight variations in color, beadwork, and glass pattern are natural and add to its individual character.
Meaning & Intention
The evil eye is one of the oldest protective symbols still in everyday use, found from the Mediterranean to the Middle East and beyond. Its watchful gaze is believed to absorb and reflect negative energy, envy, and ill intention before they can settle in a space — a quiet form of vigilance woven into glass.
Here, that protective eye rests at the heart of a mandala, a form long used across spiritual traditions to represent wholeness and the balanced universe. Rendered in concentric rings of gold and blue, the mandala frames the eye in order and symmetry, turning a single protective gesture into a fuller statement about harmony surrounding the home.
Cobalt blue itself carries meaning in this tradition — associated with the sky, water, and truth, and long used in Turkish glasswork specifically to ward off harm. Together, the color, the eye, and the mandala form a piece that is as much about creating a calm, guarded atmosphere as it is about honoring a centuries-old craft.
Hung by a door, window, or favorite corner, this ornament becomes a small daily checkpoint — a reminder to move through the day with awareness rather than worry, and to let go of what isn't yours to carry. Its presence turns a passing glance into a brief pause, a moment to reset intention before stepping back into the world.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Anyone seeking a protective, meaningful accent for their home or a thoughtful gift for someone starting a new chapter
- Purpose: Protection, home decor, housewarming gift, meaningful wall or window accent
- Suggested Mantra: I am guarded and grounded
- Intention: Protection, Harmony, Awareness
- Chakra Connection: Third Eye
- Metal: Gold-tone accents
Questions & Guidance
What does this evil eye ornament symbolize?
It's a traditional protective symbol believed to guard against negative energy and ill intention, here combined with a mandala motif representing balance and harmony.
How big is the ornament?
The glass disc measures 5.25" in diameter and hangs about 6.5" total with its cord and beads.
Where should I hang it?
It's traditionally hung near an entryway or window, though many people display it anywhere they want a sense of protection and calm, indoors or in a covered outdoor space.
Is it handmade?
Yes, it's handmade in Türkiye using traditional Murano-style glass artistry, so slight variations between pieces are normal and expected.
How do I clean and care for it?
Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth and avoid harsh chemicals or rough handling to keep the glass and gold detailing intact.