The evil eye can be seen all around Turkey, but it most frequently hung in places like houses or cars to keep bad spirits away or to keep bad things from happening.
The evil eye can be seen all around Turkey, but it most frequently hung in places like houses or cars to keep bad spirits away or to keep bad things from happening.
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A wall decoration of the Apostle Paul and the Greek evil eye, known as ‘mati.’ The evil eye is believed to be a superstitious curse that is cast by an evil glare. Talismans are made to protect against the curses.
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