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• The Dhrishti Bommai is a traditional and auspicious figurine that is commonly used in South Indian households and temples for protection against the evil eye and negative energies.
• Crafted with attention to detail, this Face is made from clay.
• The belief is that the intense gaze of the Mahakal Face acts as a deterrent against negative energies, jealousy, and ill wishes directed towards the home or its occupants.
• In many South Indian households, the Clay Dhrishti Bommai is hung above the main entrance or in other strategic locations to safeguard the household and its members from harm.
• To use the Dhrishti Bommai, it is often hung or displayed in areas where it can catch the attention of passersby, as it is believed to absorb any negative energies directed towards the household.
• It is commonly placed near the entrance of homes, shops, and offices or on vehicles to guard against negative energies and bring about a sense of security.
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