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The Evil Eye (Malocchio) in Italian Folklore: History, Rituals and Modern Resonance

July 10, 2026 | Italian Culture & Traditions | Benvenuto Trevisan

The malocchio, Italy’s version of the evil eye, weaves together ancient Mediterranean superstition, regional amulets, and contemporary rituals. This article traces its origins, highlights regional practices, and examines its place in today’s Italian culture.

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