Traditional Spanish "Witch Bottle" used for Brandy

Vintage Spanish Bottle. These bottles, often called "witch bottles," were historically used as a form of protection against witchcraft and evil spirits.
The text on the bottle, "MEIGAS FORA AUGARDENTE GALEGO," translates to "Witches Out Galician Brandy".
The ritual involves a punch made of aguardiente (Galician Brandy), sugar, lemon peel, and coffee beans, which is set on fire while a spell is recited to ward off evil spirits.
The bottle's design, including the eye and other symbols, is reminiscent of a "witch bottle," a type of counter-magical item used in a ritual called "queimada" to ward off evil. Galician aguardiente, a type of brandy from the Galicia region of Spain, often associated with the traditional Galician ritual known as the queimada.
Contents: Augardente (Galician brandy). Sorry..This bottle is empty.