nazar amulet
A protective amulet symbol, often associated with warding off the evil eye in various cultures
Basic Information
- Unicode U+1F9FF
- Version Emoji 11
- Category objects
- Subcategory other objects
Platform Meaning
A protective amulet symbol, often associated with warding off the evil eye in various cultures
Tags
Platform Meaning
- Apple： A traditional protective amulet, commonly recognized as a symbol to ward off the evil eye
- Google： Symbolic amulet representing protection, traditionally used to guard against the evil eye
- Twitter： Protective talisman, widely known as a sign to ward off the evil eye in cultural contexts
- Unicode： A representation of the nazar, a traditional amulet used in many cultures to protect against the evil eye
Detailed Introduction
The 🧿 emoji, known as the Nazar Amulet or Evil Eye Talisman, symbolizes protection and safety. It is rooted in various cultures, particularly Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and South Asian traditions, where it is believed to ward off the 'evil eye'—a curse thought to be cast by a malevolent glare. Emotionally, it conveys a desire to keep oneself or others safe from harm, bad luck, or negative energy. Common usage scenarios include wishing someone safety (e.g., 'Stay safe on your trip 🧿'), reacting to something that might bring misfortune (e.g., 'That spooked me, need this for protection 🧿'), or sharing cultural traditions (e.g., 'My grandma gave me this nazar amulet 🧿'). It is also used in posts about travel, spirituality, or personal well-being to emphasize protection and positivity.