Embroidered Hamsa with Jerusalem Design by Yair Emanuel - Small

The name of the Hamsa comes from Arabic, where it means five and it is showed on this symbol by the five fingers on the shape of a hand, which has been crafted and used as a protective amulet for good luck and wealth among the Jewish people for a long time. This item can be used as a symbolic elegant decoration in a Jewish home. It is a wall hanging design by Yair Emanuel, a talented and known Judaica artist, and it features an enchanting view of the city of Jerusalem with its colorful houses and palm trees. It is hand embroidered and very detailed.
This exquisite small Hamsa is an amazing gift for any Jewish holiday, a birthday, a Bar or Bat Mitzvahs, a new home present, and much more.