The hamsa hand with the eye holds significance for Christians, Muslims, and Jews. Learn from experts the hamsa's origins, symbolism, and how to use it.

Yet, the female form slips in through the symbol of the hamsa and is now part of modern jewellery. An eye is often placed in the hamsa to ward off evil and give protection to people.

It is believed the eye of the Hamsa "repels negativity" and puts a "curse" on anyone wishing that person harm. The Hamsa hand is an important symbol in Turkish culture which is also supposed to ...

But to advertise what, exactly? The hamsa’s Jewish roots are slightly tenuous, or at least secondhand. The “hand of Fatima” is a Muslim symbol, perhaps pagan before that, and possibly Christian.

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Hot glue or craft glue Puffy paint 1. Draw a hamsa shape on a large piece of paper, and cut it out to create a template. Place it on top of a sheet of foam, which you can purchase at a crafts store.