19 Bilder zum Thema "talisman against evil" bei ClipDealer

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Turkish souvenir
Protect Traditional Blue Evil Eyes turkish souvenir on branch tree. Sale in the market, Turkish Bazaar. Ankara. Turkey
Sacred hag stones-natural stones with a natural hole through, believed to be sacred. Also known as Witch, Adder, Snake Eggs, Hex, Fairy, Holy, Holeys and Eye- Stones. Sacred talisman concept.
Bouquet of wild flowers
Group of traditional Turkish Amulet Evil Eye - The Blue Eye
Sacred hag stones-natural stones with a natural hole through, believed to be sacred. Also known as Witch, Adder, Snake Eggs, Hex, Fairy, Holy, Holeys and Eye- Stones. Sacred talisman concept.
Sacred hag stones-natural stones with a natural hole through, believed to be sacred. Also known as Witch, Adder, Snake Eggs, Hex, Fairy, Holy, Holeys and Eye- Stones. Sacred talisman concept.
Amulet Against the Evil Eye
Indian jewelry,
Indian jewelry,
Nazars for sell in Petra, Jordan
Traditional Oriental Turkish blue pendant decorative amulet for home with an eye against the evil eye, the eye of Fatima
Traditional Oriental Turkish blue pendant decorative amulet for home with an eye against the evil eye, the eye of Fatima
Traditional Oriental Turkish blue pendant decorative amulet for home with an eye against the evil eye, the eye of Fatima
Christian ceiling fresco, painting inside of the Sandal Church, Carikli Kilise at the Goreme Open Air Museum, Goreme, Cappadocia, Turkey 2022
Traditional Oriental Turkish blue pendant decorative amulet for home with an eye against the evil eye, the eye of Fatima
Traditional Oriental Turkish blue pendant decorative amulet for home with an eye against the evil eye, the eye of Fatima
Traditional Oriental Turkish blue pendant decorative amulet for home with an eye against the evil eye, the eye of Fatima
Christian ceiling fresco, painting inside of the Sandal Church, Carikli Kilise at the Goreme Open Air Museum, Goreme, Cappadocia, Turkey 2022

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