The symbol of the Evil Eye 🧿 dates back as early as 5000 B.C. in Mesopotamia and has roots in Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, and Hindu cultures. It is, however, most commonly associated with the Mediterranean countries. The history runs deep, because, since the dawn of time, human beings have turned towards talismans and meaningful symbols for protection and guidance. In essence, the curse of the Evil Eye 🧿 is not a complicated concept; it stems from the belief that someone who achieves great success or recognition also attracts the envy of those around them. That envy, in turn, manifests itself as a curse that will undo their good fortune.  The Evil Eye 🧿 is not specific to any one religion or culture, and anyone can wear it as a way to protect themselves from harm.
 
This Bagmasters tote bag will be the best companion on weekly shopping trips and beach days. It's made from a natural, 10oz./yd² cotton canvas fabric that is extremely durable. The design is simple with two comfortable shoulder straps yet spacious and functional.
 
.: Material: 10oz./yd² natural cotton canvas fabric
.: One size: 18" x 15" (45.7cm x 38.1cm)
.: Easy-carry handles and spacious unfoldable bottom gusset
 
Size (Inches):
W17.99, H15.00, THL30.00