A witch-bell charm designed to hang from a door knob, combining a cluster of small bells with blue glass evil-eye beads — the two most common apotropaic objects in the folk-protection tradition, bundled into a single threshold piece. Sits in the same working-occult lane the catalog already keeps for altar and doorway objects, sold explicitly as protection kit rather than as generic witchy wall decor, which is the distinction that keeps it in the practicing-tradition tier instead of the aesthetic-only drift.
414 prior accessions average 4.7/5 at $9.98, a strong sample-size showing for a folk-protection charm at the entry price band. The listing doesn't specify exact bell count, cord length, or bead material beyond "blue evil eyes," so treat those particulars as unconfirmed until the charm is in hand.
