Khamsa Merch

Khamsa hand symbol with Hubble telescope photograph of Hubble ACS Image of NGC 3603. NGC 3603 is an open cluster of stars situated in the Carina spiral arm of the Milky Way around 20,000 light-years away from the Solar System. Hamsa, a popular amulet in the Middle East and North Africa, also romanized as Khamsa. It is a palm-shaped commonly used in jewellery and wall hangings. Depicting the open right hand, an image recognized and used as a sign of protection in many societies throughout history, the hamsa is believed to provide defense against the evil eye. Image credit ESA/Hubble graphic enhancements by mailboxdisco

Khamsa

The hamsa hand (Arabic) or hamesh hand (Hebrew) is an old and still popular apotropaic amulet for magical protection from the envious or evil eye.

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A Khamsa is a lucky charm found in many mediterranean cultures. This one is particular if you can see why.

Mandala inspired the khamsa (hand of Fatima)

Hamsa Hand Amulet Psychedelic Art, made by several multi-colored elements patiently assembled like a puzzle to compose the Hamsa Shape. Positive Symbol of Protection. Originally made on Vector Graphic Art Technique.

Hamsa

A variation on the traditional Hamsa (Hand of Fatima) design. A positive symbol that is believed to protect from the "evil" eye... Copyright © Fanitsa Petrou. www.fanitsa-petrou.com

Simple yet sophisticated design of traditional Hamsa in blue colors and tones. Straightforward cool graffiti like design without all the fancy decorations. The Hamsa symbol is known for the ability to protect its owner from evil eye, and to bring luck and happiness.

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khamsa wakhamaysa Five and Khamis or the Hand of Fatima is a Jewish symbol used as a talisman to ward off envy and witchcraft. It is a kind of amulet, and it is present in the Jewish and Christian heritage, as it is widespread in the Middle East and North Africa region and among some Muslims, but it is considered by some to be a kind of sorcery. Khamsa and Khamisa have other names, such as the Hand of Fatima in relation to Fatima al-Zahra, while the Jews call it the Hand of Mary in relation to Mary, the sister of Aaron and Moses, and the Eastern Christians call it the Hand of Mary in relation to the Virgin Mary. An exclusive ancient Egyptian custom on your T-shirt or your personal items

Bring some good fortune into your life with this stunning Hand of Fatima (Hamsa) design from Soozie Wray.

Beautiful Hamsa Hans with a prayer. Crisp and detailed image.

khamsa wakhamaysa Five and Khamis or the Hand of Fatima is a Jewish symbol used as a talisman to ward off envy and witchcraft. It is a kind of amulet, and it is present in the Jewish and Christian heritage, as it is widespread in the Middle East and North Africa region and among some Muslims, but it is considered by some to be a kind of sorcery. Khamsa and Khamisa have other names, such as the Hand of Fatima in relation to Fatima al-Zahra, while the Jews call it the Hand of Mary in relation to Mary, the sister of Aaron and Moses, and the Eastern Christians call it the Hand of Mary in relation to the Virgin Mary. An exclusive ancient Egyptian custom on your T-shirt or your personal items

an evil eye design

A hamsa that has been hand-drawn by me.

A beautiful symbol of luck and prosperity. The Khamsa is the ancient Egyptian symbol of good luck, and is said to protect whoever carries it. It is considered one of the oldest symbols in all of Egypt and is believed to have originated in ancient Kemet (Egypt).

khamsa wakhamaysa Five and Khamis or the Hand of Fatima is a Jewish symbol used as a talisman to ward off envy and witchcraft. It is a kind of amulet, and it is present in the Jewish and Christian heritage, as it is widespread in the Middle East and North Africa region and among some Muslims, but it is considered by some to be a kind of sorcery. Khamsa and Khamisa have other names, such as the Hand of Fatima in relation to Fatima al-Zahra, while the Jews call it the Hand of Mary in relation to Mary, the sister of Aaron and Moses, and the Eastern Christians call it the Hand of Mary in relation to the Virgin Mary. An exclusive ancient Egyptian custom on your T-shirt or your personal items

Creepy Hamsa

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A purple hamsa hand with a green eye and accents.

MY DIGITAL ART FOR RELIGION FOR LUCK MY DEISGN FOR RELIGION The Hand of Fatima was also a symbol of freedom for Muslims. The story describes a woman named Fatima who sacrificed her hand to be released.In the modern age the image was used to indicate the spaces used for women and more generally as an apotropaic object, consisting of a colored hand and at times very adorned with arabesques, furthermore bearing an eye in the center (the latter to be connected to another Islamic para-religious symbol, the Nazar).

Beautiful Hamsa (Khamsa) Hand with beautiful prayer. Crist sharp image, a lot of details.

Hamsa Hand Texture Healing art

Elevate your style with our captivating 'Blue Evil Eyes' design t-shirt. Embrace the mystical allure and cultural significance of the Evil Eye symbol, beautifully rendered in vibrant shades of blue. Make a bold fashion statement while channeling the protective energy and warding off negativity. grab yours fast.

Hamsa Hand - Hand of Fatima in Lotus dot art

A symbol of protection in many cultures. Copyright © Fanitsa Petrou. www.fanitsa-petrou.com

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THE EYE! CONSIDERED AS A PROTECTING EYE FOR CHILDREN, ALSO CALLED THE EYE OF THE DEVIL, RELIGIOUS MEANING, EYE OF GOD, AGAINST THE EYE, EYE OF HORUS GREEK OF GOD! THE PROTECTION AND A BELIEF THAT LAST FOR CENTURIES REMAINS!

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Hamsa, known also as Khamsa or the Hand of Fatima, is a popular amulet among Jews, said to protect from the evil eye. A unique design made with watercolor flowers. Great idea for a meaningful gift for all Jewish friends and family members.

Worn upwards, the HAMSA HAND is for protection against evil. Also spelled like 'khamsa' and 'hamesh', means "five" referring to the fingers of the hand. Worn downwards, it represents opening you up to abundance and all good things. Cherie's art(c)2022

Blue Hamsa design for good luck