Nazar Evil Eye Earrings
Ceramic hand-painted nazar (evil eye) earrings. The ear hooks are hypoallergenic niobium. The nazar design is painted on with underglaze and then a glossy clear glaze is applied over that. Each earring measures about 1” wide. All jewelry is shipped in a gift box, so your piece will travel safely and can be gift ready!
In Turkish culture, the “nazar” image symbolizes the “evil eye”: the eye of jealousy which is thought to bring harm or misfortune. If one wears or displays the nazar, the eye repels that energy thereby dispelling any negative effects.
DETAILS:
🧿 Handbuilt Pottery
🧿 Clear Glaze over Blue, Light Blue, and Black Underglaze
🧿 Measures about 1” wide
Ceramic hand-painted nazar (evil eye) earrings. The ear hooks are hypoallergenic niobium. The nazar design is painted on with underglaze and then a glossy clear glaze is applied over that. Each earring measures about 1” wide. All jewelry is shipped in a gift box, so your piece will travel safely and can be gift ready!
In Turkish culture, the “nazar” image symbolizes the “evil eye”: the eye of jealousy which is thought to bring harm or misfortune. If one wears or displays the nazar, the eye repels that energy thereby dispelling any negative effects.
DETAILS:
🧿 Handbuilt Pottery
🧿 Clear Glaze over Blue, Light Blue, and Black Underglaze
🧿 Measures about 1” wide
Ceramic hand-painted nazar (evil eye) earrings. The ear hooks are hypoallergenic niobium. The nazar design is painted on with underglaze and then a glossy clear glaze is applied over that. Each earring measures about 1” wide. All jewelry is shipped in a gift box, so your piece will travel safely and can be gift ready!
In Turkish culture, the “nazar” image symbolizes the “evil eye”: the eye of jealousy which is thought to bring harm or misfortune. If one wears or displays the nazar, the eye repels that energy thereby dispelling any negative effects.
DETAILS:
🧿 Handbuilt Pottery
🧿 Clear Glaze over Blue, Light Blue, and Black Underglaze
🧿 Measures about 1” wide
Part of my Nazar Collection
In Turkish culture, the “nazar” image symbolizes the “evil eye”: the eye of jealousy which is thought to bring harm or misfortune. If one wears or displays the nazar, the eye repels that energy thereby dispelling any negative effects.
