Cow Parade The Evil Eye Cow (aka Nazar Bonçugu) (L)
| Code | 46720 |
|---|---|
| Color | multicolor |
| Function | 23. Cow |
| Material | resin |
| Attributes | No |
| Manufacturer | Cow Parade |
| Length | No |
| Width | No |
The Evil eye Cow
The Evil Eye Cow is from CowParade Istanbul, Turkey. Painted in gold-leaf pain and adorned with vibrant blue eyes, this piece is not only beautiful, she wards off evil.
The Evil Eye bead is an amulet that Turkish people believe protects against the Evil Eye: a kind of negative power or bad energy that even well-intentioned compliments include a conscious or unconscious dose of envy and resentment. As in many cultures, Turks believe the envy of others can cause harm and that with the evil eye amulet all the bad energy will be directed to the amulet. The concept of the "evil" or envious eye is recognized by many cultures and religions, including the Mexican, Italian, Turkish, Russian, Spanish and German cultures and Christianity, Islam and Judiasm.
Features:
- Artist: Berrin Bul
- Event: CowParade Istanbul 2007
- Type: Resin
- Size: The Museum Edition (Large, 12" x 3.5" x 8")
- Intro Date: Spring 2012
- Packaging: NEW Packaging
CowParade
CowParade is the largest and most successful public art event in the world. Since 1998, CowParade events have been staged in over 50 cities worldwide including Zurich (1998, first event), New York City (2000), London (2002) and Tokyo (2003). Over 5,000 artists worldwide have participated in CowParade - professional and amateur, famous and emerging, young and old.
