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Design of Nazar Battu entrance inside Laxminarayan Temple in New Delhi, India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Nimbu-Mirchi (lemon and chili) Nazar Battu Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lemon and chillies tied Royalty Free Stock Photo

Physic nut, Purging nut or Barbadose nut (Jatropha curcas L.) Royalty Free Stock Photo

Green Chilies tied with thread and tied for hanging on front of indian stores Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lemon and chilies tied together with a thread, also known as totka or nazar battu.

Nimbu mirchi lemon chilli for anti curse anti bad omen Royalty Free Stock Photo

Illustration of desi indian art style hanging lemon and chilies. Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Lemon and red Chilies tied with thread and tied for hanging on doors isolated on black background with copy space for text Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lemon and red Chilies tied with thread and tied for hanging on human hand isolated on black background with copy space for text Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dry Lemon and red Chilies tied with thread and tied for hanging on human hand isolated on black background with copy space for Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lemon and chilies tied together with a thread, also known as totka or nazar battu. This is an Indian belief to avoid any bad fortune or bad omen. Totkas are mainly hung over the main door of the house to block any evil.