Evil Eye Hanging With Knot

An evil eye hanging with a knot is a glass amulet strung on a decorative cord, traditionally hung in doorways, homes, and cars as a protective charm against negative energy and envy. This piece features the classic concentric blue-and-white "nazar" eye design on a glass disc approximately 2.5" across, finished with a knotted cord for hanging. It's lightweight and ready to hang the moment it arrives — just a hook or nail needed, no extra hardware. Many people place one just inside a front door, above a bed, near a work desk, or hanging from a car's rearview mirror, following a folk tradition found across Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and Latin American cultures. In this tradition, the evil eye is traditionally associated with deflecting envy and negative attention rather than attracting anything — it is thought to "watch" so you don't have to. It also makes a popular housewarming or moving-in gift. This piece fits naturally into a home decor corner built around protection, and pairs well with the protective pendants and charms in our jewelry collection — including our own Protection Bracelet — for anyone building out a fuller practice. Quick facts Material Glass Size Approx. 2.5" glass eye Hanging method Decorative knotted cord Tradition Nazar / Evil Eye amulet Common placement Front door, car mirror, above a bed, desk Traditionally associated with Protection from negative energy and envy Care & cleansing Wipe the glass gently with a soft, dry cloth to keep it free of dust. Because it's glass, handle it carefully during hanging or moving — it can chip or shatter if dropped — and keep it out of reach of small children and pets. No water cleansing is needed; a quick wipe is all it takes to keep it looking its best. Frequently Asked Questions What is an evil eye hanging with a knot? It's a glass amulet featuring the traditional concentric "nazar" eye design, finished with a decorative knotted cord so it can be hung immediately in a doorway, car, or room. What does the evil eye symbol mean? Across many Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and Latin American traditions, the evil eye symbol is believed to ward off envy and negative attention directed at a person or home. Where should I hang my evil eye charm? Popular spots include just inside a front door, above a bed, near a desk, or hanging from a car's rearview mirror — anywhere you want a layer of traditional protection. What size is the glass eye? The glass disc measures approximately 2.5" across, with a knotted cord attached for hanging. Is the evil eye a religious symbol? It's a folk tradition found across many cultures and belief systems rather than belonging to one religion — it's widely used simply as a symbol of protection. How do I clean a glass evil eye hanging? Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid dropping it, since it's glass and can chip or break. This is a decorative/symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device.