Colorful metal hamsa (19*22.5 cm) resembling stained glass - "Without the Evil Eye", by artist Dorit Klein

Colorful Metal Hamsa (19*22.5 cm) for Wall Hanging - Stained Glass Style - "Bli Ayin Hara" (Evil Eye Protection) Model
Precise laser cutting and impressive colorful printing in a gray-burgundy mandala pattern

Made of cut metal with an impressive charcoal black finish.
This stunning hamsa will bring color, luck, and happiness to your home and add beauty and design to any room, office, lobby, and more.

The perfect gift for the office, home, for a woman or a man. For holidays, business openings, and more. At special prices.
Dorit's Hamsa collection:
The Hamsa - a gift for any occasion, for a new apartment, a new business, for an overseas colleague, a farewell or appreciation gift, a blessing and thank you, and more.
The collection includes 4 series:
- Colorful floating hamsas for hanging: made of laser-cut metal with colorful printing.
- Tabletop hamsas made of metallic or colorful metal cutouts.
- Delicate stainless steel cutout hamsas.
- Hamsas in a stainless steel frame combined with colorful print and Swarovski stones.
The hamsas are decorated with motifs from the Seven Species, mandalas, Jerusalem decorations, and more.
Some hamsas incorporate various texts, in Hebrew and English, home blessings in different versions,
business blessings, circles of blessings, verses from Eshet Chayil (Woman of Valor), and more.

A wide selection of stunning designs for wall hanging or tabletop display.
Characterized by intense and harmonious colors.
Dorit's works feature both Judaica and universal motifs that entered the Jewish world
later, such as hamsas and birds. These motifs also exist in other religions and symbolize blessing, abundance, and peace.
Dorit's designs combine texts and verses from the sources, prayers and blessings,
suitable for various events in Jewish community and family life, as well as for holidays and special days in the Jewish calendar.

It turns out that the origin of the hamsa is very ancient. Jews in Islamic countries adopted the hamsa later
although already in the Bible, the hamsa - the hand - represents divine power, and the outstretched palm is a symbol for the Kohanim (priests)
who bless the people of Israel. In Judaism, the hamsa is also linked to the hand of Miriam, Moses and Aaron's sister,
and also to marking the doorposts of the house with blood during the plague of the firstborn, and from there perhaps the idea that the hamsa guards and protects the inhabitants of the house.
The Jewish hamsa represents the fifth letter - Heh, a symbol of God, the shape of fig leaves from the Seven Species,
and the open hand, symbolizing abundance and giving.

The origin of the hamsa is apparently connected to a Roman goddess; in Islam, the hamsa represents the hand of the Prophet Muhammad's daughter,
with its five fingers symbolizing the five pillars of Islam.

Hamsas are more relevant today than ever. Their traditional place is preserved at the entrances of homes, in jewelry,
on amulets for those embarking on a journey, in cars, wallets, or keychains. But in a world returning to tradition,
where the pilgrimage to the graves of righteous individuals, the use of amulets, and seeking help from Kabbalists cut across all sectors,
the hamsa is also more present as an Israeli design motif in art, museums, and even the business world.

This product is designed and manufactured by Judaica artist Dorit Klein.
Now available for purchase on Klein's website are unique items.
A wide selection of stunning Judaica designs for wall hanging or tabletop display.
Characterized by intense and harmonious colors.

Original Israeli art. A perfect gift for trips abroad, gifts for the home, and more.

Unique handmade items by artist Dorit Klein.
A wide selection of stunning designs for wall hanging or tabletop display.
Characterized by intense and harmonious colors.
In Dorit's works, you will also find universal motifs that entered the Jewish world
later, such as hamsas and birds. These motifs also exist in other religions and symbolize blessing, abundance, and peace.
Dorit's designs combine texts and verses from the sources, prayers and blessings,
suitable for various events in Jewish community and family life, as well as for holidays and special days in the Jewish calendar.

To purchase Dorit Klein's works - click here!
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All orders from the website are fulfilled via a delivery company with doorstep delivery.

🚚 Shipping and Order Processing Times

Shipping times (shipping only):
• Doorstep delivery – 2–6 business days (central locations)
• Kibbutzim / Moshavim – 3–8 business days

⭐ Times indicate shipping only and do not include processing time.

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• Jewelry – usually shipped on the same business day
• 14K Gold Jewelry – processing time 1–4 business days
• Artist's products (David Gerstein, Yair Emanuel, Dorit Klein, etc.) – 1–3 business days
• Special orders / Custom designs – up to 4–5 business days (excluding shipping)

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