Hamsa Mugs

Symbols

A Colorful Image of the ancient Hamsa protection symbol, perfect to bless your sacred space

Nazar Butterfly, eyes of protection, symbolic butterfly with wings of eyes

Powerful symbol of protection.

Pakistani Girl Pakistan Hamsa

Hand of Fatma or Hamsa in Blue and Yellow with evil eye

The belief in the Evil Eye -known as Vaskania has existed since prehistory, as an protection amulet dating to about 5,000 years ago. It is very popular in parts of the Middle East and especially Turkey. This Mandala design features the Evil Eye and Hamsa, making it a unique and meaningful addition to stickers, t-shirts, and accessories. The Evil Eye is a symbol of protection against negative energy and is believed to have originated in ancient Greece and Rome. The Hamsa, on the other hand, is a symbol of good luck and protection in many cultures, including Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. Its origins can be traced back to ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt. Together, these symbols create a powerful and beautiful design that is sure to make a

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Illuminati eye with flower ornament in halftone vintage look.

Golden ornament

A tribal art style hamsa hand design featuring a skull king, lotus flower and the infamous all seeing eye.

12 birthstone colours of the amulet of Hamsa hands (the Hand of God) that protects you against all kinds of negative energy, evil spirits⁠ and bring good fortune and health.

Red paper quilling hamsa hand bring peace,heath,happy

Hamsa Lotus Eye

ornament

White Hamsa Hand on Light Pink Background

Vintage Baseball Sign.

Very colorful and vibrant hybrid of a hamsa design and thw world’s favorite deity Ganesh. Hamsanesh is full of positive energy and mindful symbols which will sync you into harmony with the universe.

Look fashionable with our high quality design with exclusive design by hansa. Stand out with a unique and original style.

Masonic Skull design for fans of Illuminati and masonic symbols and art.

Black White Hamsa Mandala

Beauty blue eyes III

Hamsa, known also as Khamsa or the Hand of Fatima, 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.

Ornamental Hamsa Mandala Grunge White

Look fashionable with our high quality design with exclusive design by hansa. Stand out with a unique and original style.

For a birthday, anniversary, new baby, or a celebration of love, this hamsa covers it all! From the Hamsa Collection by Harriette Knight

Blue Orange Hamsa Mandala

golden decorative hamsa and mandala pattern inspired by Marrakech on blue indigo background. Original design by Bloomartgallery of a spiritual symbol in detailed moroccan mandala shapes that will add a touch of bohostyle on your fashion, homedecor and tech products.

For whenever you want to let people jokingly and peacefully know to keep their distance.

Honoring those who lost their lives while serving and protecting. We never forget. From the 108 Hamsa Series by Harriette Knight

According to tradition, wearing a hamsa brings you happiness, luck, health, and good fortune. Try this one for starters.

hamsa hand design with flowers and eye . featuring a hamsa colorful abstract geometric hand with an eye. For ancient people This hand sign is believe to protect from bad eyes , can be a great birthday gift for father, Mother, son, daughter or a friend. can be a great gift for birthday suitable for mother, father, friend

Embrace serenity with this exquisite Hamsa Hand adorned with a captivating eye and delicate feathers, delicately crafted in soothing hues and boho style. Symbolizing protection, luck, and intuition, this beautifully designed tee embodies a blend of spirituality and elegance. Wear it as a reminder of inner peace and strength or gift it to someone special for an enchanting touch of positivity. Elevate your style with this serene Hamsa Hand tee today!

Put a little love in your heart! From the Hamsa Series by Harriette Knight

Bring some joy into your life with a Kokopelli Hamsa from the Hamsa Series by Harriette Knight.