El Ojo De Dios
History of "el ojo de dios"
Originating in the Americas these "God's eyes" as protection charms and a talisman of, the better known , third eye. A powerful symbol of understanding unseen things. Huichol indians created these woven pieces of art to put on their alters.
A traditional "God's eye" has 4 points representing the 4 elements, earth, fire, and water.
To weave a "God's eye" one is putting their own energy and prayers to create a physical object to forever be a representation these intentions. They are often used to protect children. They can be given as gifts either at birth, a baptism, or birthday.
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