Hamsa Art Kids T-Shirts

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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 Originally made on Vector Graphic Art Technique.

A purple hamsa hand with a green eye and accents.

Break free from what no longer serves you! Celebrating the Divine Feminine. From the 108 Hamsa Series by Harriette Knight

Celebrating the Goddess Within. Part of the 108 Hamsa Series by Harriette Knight

Whether you are emerging from a chaotic situation or a cocoon, you are in the process of discovering freedom, beauty, peace, grounding, and joy. Trust the process. From the Hamsa Collection by Harriette Knight

A good luck hamsa hand packed with symbols of rebirth, protection, unity and good fortune. Features 4 leaf clovers, sparrows, koi fish, ouroboros, nautical stars, all seeing eye, skeleton key, lucky seven, frog king, a scarab and a lotus flower. It reads wealth, health, romance, luck, love and success on the inside ring.

Hamsa Hand Texture Healing art

This collage is full of blooming love! It is comprised of Brazilian newsprint, paint, and paper. From the 108 Hamsa Series by Harriette Knight

Whatever you touch, can change everything. The butterfly effect is real. From the Hamsa Collection by Harriette Knight

Sedona is the most magical place and this hamsa collage is a tribute to the red rocks and cactus under the warmth of the sun. From the 108 Hamsa Series by Harriette Knight

As you catch your reflection in a pool of thought, remember that you are always guided and protected and never alone. From the 108 Hamsa Series by Harriette Knight

Conjuring up some old Hollywood, top hat and tails, a little art deco, dancing till dawn, an anniversary celebration, and loads of love. From the Hamsa Collection by Harriette Knight.

Women unite to speak their truth, change maps, and create new mountains. Part of the Hamsa Collection by Harriette Knight

Celebrate your life! Connect to your Higher Self. Remember that you are always protected and guided. From the 108 Hamsa Series by Harriette Knight

"Better than a thousand meaningless words is one sensible word if hearing it one becomes peaceful." Buddha From the 108 Hamsa Series by Harriette Knight

This hamsa is a reminder that on the inside, we are all the same. From the 108 Hamsa Series by Harriette Knight

After the storm, the clouds clear, the sun comes out, and gems fall from the sky! From the 108 Hamsa Series by Harriette Knight

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Hamsa Mandala Art

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.

Meditation can take you places you never thought you could visit. This hamsa inspires travel for the mind, body, and spirit. From the 108 Hamsa Series by Harriette Knight

Hamsa's hand is a symbol used in the Middle East as an amulet that grants protection and good luck to your home.

This is a original and new digital design by me based on an original painting. I love the symbol of the Hamsa and evil eyes for protection. I also love bright colors against a black background as this reminds me of vintage christmas lights in the dark. Light in the dark. © Katie Pfeiffer 2013 All Rights Reserved

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Hamsa Hand illustration Hinduism religion design

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Original design by me of a blue hamsa. Great symbol for protection fro the evil eye. I have put this design on the front and back of the t-shirts . ©Katie Pfeiffer 2023 all rights reserved.

Starry Eyed - Hamsa Lotus Eye

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Original digital design from Katie Pfeiffer- blurry multi colored hams as are great for protection and luck! © Katie Pfeiffer 2015 All Rights reserved

Hamsa Hand - Hand of Fatima in Lotus dot art

Hamsa Hand illustration Hinduism religion design

This colorful digital collage is a whimsical watercolor garden with the hand of Fatima, a good luck symbol in the center. It is surrounded with plants and sometimes magical creatures. Hope you like it, Thanks so much of looking, Margaret

Hamsa Hand illustration Hinduism religion design