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Ojo de Buey | Ox Eye Bean | Choose 1 or 6 Beans |

Ojo de Buey, also called Ox Eye Beans, are traditional spiritual seeds used in Caribbean folk magic, Santería, and other African-Diaspora traditions. Recognized for their natural "eye" marking, they are believed to carry symbolic energy of protection, strength, and watchful guardianship.

✨ Traditional Spiritual Associations
• Protection & Warding — Commonly carried as a natural amulet or placed near the entrance of the home to support protective intentions
• Spiritual Watchfulness — The "eye" symbol represents awareness, intuition, and vigilance against negative forces
• Strength & Resilience — Used in charm bags or altar work to encourage strong grounding and steady personal power
• Blessings & Good Fortune — Sometimes included in prosperity and blessing workings to call in stability and abundance

🌿 Cultural Significance
In Santería and Caribbean folk traditions, Ojo de Buey is respected as a spiritually watchful seed, often used as a symbolic guardian or placed on altars for protection. Similar protective seeds appear in folk practices around the world, reinforcing the belief in the "spiritual eye" as a symbol of defense and guidance.

Select your quantity:
• 1 Bean - perfect for pocket charm, talisman, or altar placement
• 6 Beans - traditionally used for deeper spiritual workings, charms, or crafting protective bundles

Packaged with care. Ideal for mojo bags, altar setups, spiritual crafts, offerings, or symbolic carry.

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Disclaimer: Sold as a spiritual curio. Not for internal use. This item is offered for ritual, cultural, and decorative purposes only.