Evil Eye Protection Ritual
A nazar ritual drawn from Anatolian household tradition — blue glass, harmal smoke and spoken prayers set around your name to ward off envy and the heavy gaze.
Each ritual is drawn from Anatolian folk tradition and performed by hand. Filter by intention, then open a ritual to see what it involves.
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A nazar ritual drawn from Anatolian household tradition — blue glass, harmal smoke and spoken prayers set around your name to ward off envy and the heavy gaze.
Kurşun dökme — molten lead poured over cold water above your name, an old Anatolian rite for lifting what feels heavy and reading the shapes it leaves.
A slow candle ritual of rose petals, honey and red thread, dedicated to tenderness, affection and the bonds you wish to nurture.
Coins, wheat and bay leaves gathered beneath a green flame — a ritual of thresholds and open doors for the work and the year ahead.
Three candles, a path of salt and a question held in silence — a ritual for the moment before a decision.
Performed beneath the full moon with moon water, white flowers and silver — a ritual of closing one cycle and beginning another.