The evil eye charm, commonly called a mati in Greece, holds deep cultural and historical significance. It is believed to protect against the evil eye, a negative force or curse caused by envy or malevolent intent. The belief in the evil eye is widespread in the Mediterranean, Middle East, and beyond. The evil eye is thought to cause misfortune, illness, or harm, often unintentionally, through a person’s envious gaze or admiration. The charm acts as a protective talisman to deflect this negative energy.
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