Hamsa Long Sleeve T-Shirts

a talisman for transformation

Algerian Girl Algeria Hamsa Evil Eye

Eye Fatma protection spiritual blue eye Fatima Doole Mythical Minimal Ethics simple Design Modern, minimalist design by a great artist, trend, best seller design spiritual colorful

Did you score big on the street buying Gamestonks but feel unfifilled spiritually from all your delicious chicken trendies on the moon? The diamond Hamsa is here to help! With its power to ward off the evil eye of paper ha dead haters, you can relax knowing your soul is filled as much as your wallet!

hand represents protection from evil and a reminder to pray

See no evil, Speak no evil

Moroccan Girl Hamsa Evil Eye

blueye blue black

Do you believe in predictions? Love mythical things and knowing about your future? Then this design is a great product for you or to give as a gift to friends, family and colleagues. A hand with one eye.

Buddhist Mindful Lotus Hand

Minimalist screen print illustration by shepard fairey of a demon succubus limited color pallete, High contrast

Evil Eye Mandala in blue and yellow,

The third eye Chakra inside the Hamsa hand, to open your mind and keep away from evil.

Illustration of a dog with elements of Japanese drawing

Hamsa Design with evil-eye, good luck symbol, old and at the same time modern design.

Sometimes you just need something to ward off the bad vibes, heres this little beetle dude to do it for you.

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

Featuring symbolic elements of growth, rebirth, protection, and feminine energy.

Evil eyes bead II

aesthetic collage

evil eye

Amulet

The lucky hand, known as a Hamsa or Hand of Fatima, is said to bring protection to its owner. Mandalas may be used as an aid to meditation, or simply enjoyed as a lovely image.

Like in your body your hands have chakras too, when they open up you can flow your energy through them and create magic, manifestation becomes easy. Reiki masters have their hands chakra opened up. This chakras are located in your energy body, in your auric filed. Meditation helps you to open it up and channel the energy through your hands and fingers. That's why Hamsa Hand have an eye in the middle, that's why Zen, Ancient Hinduism teach to flow energy through hand. If you are into spirituality or going through spiritual awakening I pray this design found you and if it talks to you please fell free to buy it or gift it to someone it needs.

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

Spirtual hand and eye illustration

Show your patriotism!

original design by sloan pirie

Abstract design featuring the symbolic 'evil eye' that wards off evil intentions.

Evil Eye Hamsa painting specifically designed for the Pride community. Symbolic of health, safety, and protection from harm or ill will. Great gift for anyone needing a break from the drama! Perfect for work, school, or tense commuting routes!

The Hand of God provides protection, brings luck and good fortune.

This Patterned Hamsa Hand Design was created by the inspired Lorna Laine of the UK. A beautiful ornate design that is perfect for those living a spiritual lifestyle. Calming and yet full of life and excitement. Available on clothing, accessories and home decor.

The Hamsa Jewish amulet is a popular symbol used to ward off the evil eye and other negative energies. It is a hand-shaped amulet that has become an integral part of Jewish and Middle Eastern culture. Designing t-shirts and accessories with this print is a great way to show support for the symbol and to bring positive energy into one's life. The design for these t-shirts and accessories could feature a prominent Hamsa symbol in the center of the shirt or accessory, with intricate details and bright, eye-catching colors. The Hamsa can be surrounded by other symbols of good luck or traditional Jewish or Middle Eastern designs, such as flowers, stars, or geometric patterns. Alternatively, the design could be more minimalist, featuring a small

The Hand