FlyTouch Nazar Suraksha Kawach, Evil Eye Protector, Dishti Bomma, Nazar Battu (Big) Decorative Showpiece - 31 cm  (Plastic, Multicolor)

A drishti bommai (Tamil), drishti gombe (Kannada) or drishti bomma (Telugu) is a talisman represented as a doll, predominantly found in South India. Regarded to possess apotropaic properties, these dolls are prominently hung at construction sites, houses, residential buildings, and trucks, intended to ward off evil and protect the owner. New Drishti Bommai is replaced once a year on Diwali and in between if it gets caught in the evil eye which is sensed if the Gummadikaya gets spoiled. Traditional Wall Hanging for homes and temples, to keep negativity energy away. Used in Indian tradition for home decorations to ward of evil eye. Classic depiction of an Asura (demon) in Hindu mythology. Asuras were said to rule the netherworld and often clashed with the Gods over possession of heaven. Its a Plastic product and can be hanged on the wall and considered as the remover of Bad Omen.