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Hamsa Judaic Art - Spiritually expressive Hebrew art with an individual style. All our Judaic Framed Art is strictly handmade, not mass produced which just does not compare to the uniqueness and beauty found in handmade items!  Request a custom order and have something made just for you!

Turquoise Sheen Hamsa Framed Art

Decorative Gift or Keepsake
Turquoise Sheen Hamsa Turquoise Silver Framed Hamsa Turquoise Silver Hamsa Silver Frame

Turquoise with Silver Hamsa - turquoise sheen background and silver parchment of Hebrew text. This art contains a turquoise embossed Magen David (Star of David) with a small silver Menoral in its center. Framed art also contains five smaller blue and silver Magenei David, along with a turquoise blue "eye" at the top. Frame is silver and pewter tone etching.

  • picture size: 8 x 10
  • wall hanging
  • handmade

 

HebArt-Hamsa1 - $44.99

 

Purple Sheen Hamsa Framed Art

Decorative Gift or Keepsake
Purple Sheen Hamsa Framed Art Framed Hamsa Art Framed Hamsa Artwork

Purple with Purple Hamsa - purple sheen background and purple swirl parchment of Hebrew text. This art contains a gorgeous crystal & light pink  jewelled David (Star of David). Framed art also contains five smaller blue and silver Magenei David, along with a magenta red "eye" at the top. Frame is silver and gold tone floral design.

  • picture size: 8 x 10
  • wall hanging
  • handmade

 

HebArt-Hamsa2 - $44.99

 

 

 

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About the Hamsa - Chamsa:

 

The Hamsa is a Kabbalistic symbolism of protection from Ayin HaRa (the Evil Eye) and brings positive energy, happiness, prosperity and health. The Hamsa’s (root means "five") includes five digits and symbolizes the Creator’s protective hand, also referred to as "Hand of Miriam". Five is by itself a number which is known as a protector. A blue or red beaded 'eye' stands for Hashem’s watchful eye.