The Evil Eye is used in many cultures around the world, but in Greek Orthodox culture there are many layers to its symbolism:
The curse: the malevolent eye is a sign of bad luck, causing illness and misfortune.
The Mati: the little eye acts as a shield, absorbing or deflecting negative energy from its wearer.
The Colour Blue: represents truth and protection in the form of water, and washes away what doesn’t align.
In Greek Orthodox culture, when the evil eye breaks, it means it has done its job in that moment of protection (and you should order a replacement immediately 😉)
Metal bead on a leather sliding knot necklace. No clasp, no tying. Just slide the knot for the desired length.
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The Evil Eye is used in many cultures around the world, but in Greek Orthodox culture there are many layers to its symbolism:
The curse: the malevolent eye is a sign of bad luck, causing illness and misfortune.
The Mati: the little eye acts as a shield, absorbing or deflecting negative energy from its wearer.
The Colour Blue: represents truth and protection in the form of water, and washes away what doesn’t align.
In Greek Orthodox culture, when the evil eye breaks, it means it has done its job in that moment of protection (and you should order a replacement immediately 😉)
Metal bead on a leather sliding knot necklace. No clasp, no tying. Just slide the knot for the desired length.
Thank you for supporting a small business 💜
