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Close-up of Nazar Medallion ribbon: evil eye medallions in Greek key rings with gold bead chains printed on royal blue satin, antique gold back
Nazar Medallion Evil Eye printed satin ribbon roll, evil eye medallions in Greek key rings with gold bead chains on royal blue with a solid antique gold back, 1 inch (25 mm) – Littl
Nazar Medallion ribbon twisted to show the printed front and solid antique gold back
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Nazar Medallion

L920 · World Collection Print · 1 inch (25 mm)Evil eye medallions in Greek key rings with gold bead chains on royal blue, antique gold back.₹. 197per 19 roll Order by 3 PM, ships today
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Specifications
Code
L920
Type
World Collection Print
Quality
Double Face Satin Ribbon
Width
1 inch (25 mm)
Roll length
19
Colours
Print front · Antique gold back
The story behind this print

Evil eye medallions framed in a Greek key, joining two old Mediterranean symbols. The evil eye, called nazar in India and Turkey and mati in Greece, is one of the oldest good-luck charms in the world: a blue eye believed to turn away envy and bad luck.

About this print

Nazar Medallion – Evil Eye printed satin ribbon, 1 inch (25 mm)

Evil eye medallions in Greek key rings with gold bead chains on royal blue, printed on double face satin with a solid antique gold back, so both colours show when you tie a bow. Evil eye medallions framed in a Greek key, joining two old Mediterranean symbols. Part of Littl's World Collection.

  • Print: evil eye medallions in Greek key rings with gold bead chains on royal blue
  • Back: solid antique gold
  • Width: 1 inch (25 mm)
  • Length: 19 metres per roll
  • Collection: World Collection · Evil Eye · Greece · Turkey · India
  • Best for: Housewarming and new-baby gifts, good-luck and travel gifts, Diwali and New Year hampers, jewellery boxes
  • Made in India, designed by Littl

The evil eye, called nazar in India and Turkey and mati in Greece, is one of the oldest good-luck charms in the world: a blue eye believed to turn away envy and bad luck.

Good to know: tie it with the print facing out, or turn the bow to show the antique gold back. A 19 m roll covers roughly 12 to 15 hamper or tray bows at about 1 to 1.5 m each. Orders placed by 3 PM ship the same day.

What colour is the back of the Nazar Medallion ribbon?

Solid antique gold. Nazar Medallion is double face satin: the front has evil eye medallions in Greek key rings with gold bead chains on royal blue, and the back is plain antique gold, so a bow shows both colours.

What is the Nazar Medallion ribbon good for?

Housewarming and new-baby gifts, good-luck and travel gifts, Diwali and New Year hampers, jewellery boxes. At 1 inch (25 mm) wide it suits most gift boxes and hampers, and each roll has 19 m.

What does the evil eye (nazar) symbol mean?

The evil eye is a blue eye-shaped charm, called nazar in India and Turkey and mati in Greece. People hang or wear it to turn away envy and bad luck, which makes evil eye prints a popular choice for housewarming, new-baby and good-luck gifts.

How much ribbon do I need?

Use the ribbon calculator in Littl Studio or on any product page. Type your quantity and it tells you how many rolls to buy.

How fast will my ribbon ship?

Orders placed by 3 PM ship the same day from Surat and usually arrive in 2 to 6 days across India. Delivery is free on orders of ₹999 and above, and business orders get a GST invoice.

Shipping, returns & GST invoice

Order by 3 PM and it ships the same day. Free delivery on orders over ₹999. Every order comes with a GST invoice.

Free delivery over ₹. 999