Nazar Battu (or Drishti Bommai), traditionally used in Indian culture to ward off the evil eye (nazar or drishti)

Name : Nazar Battu (or Drishti Bommai), traditionally used in Indian culture to ward off the evil eye (nazar or drishti)

Material : Plastic

Ideal For : All Purpose

Type : Religious

Product Length : 10 cm

Product Height : 10 cm

Product Breadth : 1 cm

Net Quantity (N) : 1

It is often hung outside homes, shops, vehicles, or workplaces to protect from negative energy, jealousy, and evil looks. The fierce face, protruding tongue, wide eyes, and vibrant colors are meant to scare away bad vibes and harmful intentions.

Symbolism Breakdown :  

1. Fierce Face with Big Eyes :  

The exaggerated eyes are designed to "catch" the evil eye (nazar) before it enters the home or space.

The fearful face intimidates negative energy or jealous looks.

2. Red Tongue :  

The protruding red tongue signifies defiance and aggression against evil forces.

It represents rejecting negativity and bad intentions.

3. Red Horns :  

The horns symbolize power and strength.

They are also used to amplify the "scare factor" to ward off harmful energy.

4. Sun Symbol on Forehead :  

The sun represents positive energy, life force, and enlightenment.

It is believed to burn away darkness, evil, and negativity.

5. Yellow Star/Hexagram (Shatkona) :  

This symbol is sacred in Hinduism and symbolizes the union of male (Shiva) and female (Shakti) energies.

It signifies harmony, protection, and balance of the universe.

6. Black Face :  

Black is traditionally used to absorb and neutralize negative energies.

It acts as a shield against bad vibes and the evil eye.

Colors Meaning :  

Color Significance

Black Protection, absorbs negativity

Red Energy, strength, defiance

Yellow Positivity, prosperity, spiritua

Country of Origin : India