'Your eye is the lamp of your body.
If your eye is healthy,
your whole body is full of light;
but if it is not healthy,
your body is full of darkness.'
Luke 11:34

The classic cotton heritage MAYL Wear x KULT hoodie in black with printed applications on the front and left sleeve, with a big industrial print, designed by Piotr Kopertowski on the back. This is our softest hoodie when it comes to fabric. You won't regret it.

Made in Hell inspiration. Some of the most popular subjects for mosaics in ancient Greece and Rome were mythological scenes, daily life, the four seasons and the sea, the circus, and gladiatorial games. But one of the more curious mosaics that I find amusing from ancient Rome involves the evil eye.

During antiquity, Greeks and Romans strongly believed that there were certain types of people who possessed the ability to cast horrible curses upon individuals by simply looking at them. This ungrateful envious or ill-wishing look is called the ‘evil eye'. It is thought that some people deliberately went out of their way to bestow a curse on someone believing that their evil eye has magical properties that will do harm. Interestingly, the evil eye was not feared equally, for example, in every corner of the Roman empire but it was definitely felt the strongest in the East...