The Hamsa's name actually comes from the Arabic word for five. The name refers to the five fingers of this sacred hand which is a popular symbol all over the Middle East and North Africa. The hamsa is referred to alternatively as the hand of Miriam, the hand of Mary, or the hand of Fatima, depending on whether it is Jewish, Christian or Muslim. All three religions, however, revere it as a sign of protection. In addition to this collection of artisanal wall-hanging hamsas, you should also check out our hamsa jewelry.
Hamsas from Israeli Artists as well as Israel Museum Piece Replicas
We have a beautiful collection of hamsas that make great gifts for pretty much anyone for any occasion. We carry a large selection of artisanal hamsas, made by Israeli-based artists, as well as replicas of hamsas from the Israel Museum's collection. These latter come with a certificate of authenticity as well as an explanatory note that explains the replica's historical significance.
Hamsas from Bezalel Academy-Trained Artist Yair Emanuel
We also have a number of beautiful ready-to-hang hamsas from Adina Plastelina. Adina Plastelina, an artist workshop located in Old Yaffa, has made a wonderful collection of hamsas by combining polymer clay with decorative pewter frames. Adina Plastelina uses the polymer clay to mimic an old Italian glass technique called millefiore, or thousand flowers, which serves as a background for the ornate pewter hamsa. These are available in a number of colors and are sure to find a welcome place in anyone's home.
The Hamsa's name actually comes from the Arabic word for five. The name refers to the five fingers of this sacred hand which is a popular symbol all over the Middle East and North Africa. The hamsa is referred to alternatively as the hand of Miriam, the hand of Mary, or the hand of Fatima, depending on whether it is Jewish, Christian or Muslim. All three religions, however, revere it as a sign of protection. In addition to this collection of artisanal wall-hanging hamsas, you should also check out our hamsa jewelry.
Hamsas from Israeli Artists as well as Israel Museum Piece Replicas
We have a beautiful collection of hamsas that make great gifts for pretty much anyone for any occasion. We carry a large selection of artisanal hamsas, made by Israeli-based artists, as well as replicas of hamsas from the Israel Museum's collection. These latter come with a certificate of authenticity as well as an explanatory note that explains the replica's historical significance.
Hamsas from Bezalel Academy-Trained Artist Yair Emanuel
We also have a number of beautiful ready-to-hang hamsas from Adina Plastelina. Adina Plastelina, an artist workshop located in Old Yaffa, has made a wonderful collection of hamsas by combining polymer clay with decorative pewter frames. Adina Plastelina uses the polymer clay to mimic an old Italian glass technique called millefiore, or thousand flowers, which serves as a background for the ornate pewter hamsa. These are available in a number of colors and are sure to find a welcome place in anyone's home.
Danon Hamsa Magnet with Gemstone$32.00 $21.00
Danon Hamsa Magnet with Priestly Blessing$29.00 $17.00
Danon Hamsa Wall Hanging with Gemstones and Blessings$80.00 $59.00
Danon Hamsa Wall Hanging with Eye and Tribal Design$54.00 $39.00
Danon Spinning Hamsa Wall Hanging with Beads$120.00 $84.00
Danon Hamsa Wall Hanging with Dove, Flowers and Beads$59.00 $39.00
Danon Bookmark with Fish and Flower Motif$32.00 $21.00
Danon Drop of Luck Hamsa Wall Hanging with Lucky Charms$119.00 $72.00
Danon Hamsa Wall Hanging with Open Eye Motif$89.00 $59.00
Danon Hamsa Wall Hanging with Shema Yisrael$80.00 $55.00
14K Gold Hamsa Pendant with Light Blue Opal Stone$869.00 $579.00
