The Hamsa, also known as the Hamsa hand or Hand of Fatima, is a symbol with cultural and religious significance in various traditions. It is a palm-shaped amulet often depicted with an eye in the center of the palm. The Hamsa is widely regarded as a symbol of protection against the evil eye and negative energies. It is believed to bring good fortune and blessings. It is associated with positive energy, happiness, and good health. It is used to ward off harm and attract positive vibes. Many people wear or display the Hamsa as a protective amulet, often in the form of jewelry or wall hangings.
In Islamic tradition, the Hamsa is known as the Hand of Fatima, representing the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad. It is considered a symbol of protection and blessings.
In Jewish tradition, the Hamsa is associated with the Hand of Miriam, representing the sister of Moses and Aaron. It is considered a protective symbol and is often used in jewelry and as wall art.
The Hamsa is prevalent in various Middle Eastern cultures, and its use extends beyond religious contexts. It is often incorporated into art, jewelry, and decor.
The eye in the center of the Hamsa is often referred to as the "All-Seeing Eye" or the "Evil Eye." It is believed to provide protection by "watching over" the one who possesses or displays the Hamsa.

Hand of compassion wooden carved box 4x6"
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