The story behind it
The first bright thing you see when you come home.
Moving boxes in the hall, no curtains yet, the smell of fresh paint. A new house takes a while to feel like yours.
A hamsa by the door is one of the oldest ways to start. This one is all color: small hearts in every shade around a turquoise one at the center. Hang it before the boxes are unpacked. Every time she walks in, the first thing she sees is a blessing.
- For your daughter, unpacking her first apartment.
- For the friends, who just got the keys to their first house.
- For your own kitchen, which could use a little more color.
For your new door. May this home be full of color, good people and every blessing.
Chosen, measured and checked by the Neriela team
Iron, painted
Colorful Hamsa Wall Art
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A hamsa in color, for the entryway.
- Painted iron, in bright colors.
- Made for an entryway or a kitchen.
- A housewarming gift with a blessing behind it.
About this piece
This colorful hamsa wall art is painted iron, covered in hearts of many colors around a turquoise heart at the center. Hung by the front door or in the kitchen, it is the first thing that says hello when you walk in.
What it means
Hamsa comes from the Arabic word for five, for the five fingers of the open hand. In Jewish and Middle Eastern homes it hangs by the door as a sign of blessing and protection, and some Jewish families call it the Hand of Miriam. It is often given with a wish for a new home.
Size and materials
- Material: painted iron
- Size: 7.3 × 9.8 in (18.5 × 25 cm)
- Design: painted hearts in many colors, a turquoise heart at the center
- Hanging: keyhole slots on the back, screws not included
It is a little smaller than a sheet of letter paper, enough to brighten the narrow wall beside a door.
Who it is for
A housewarming gift for a daughter's first apartment, for friends who just closed on a house, or for anyone who loves color. It suits a bright kitchen, a kids' room or an entryway. A screw or a nail through the keyhole slots is all it needs.
The verse that goes with it: “The LORD shall keep thee from all evil.” (Psalm 121:7)
Care: Dust with a dry cloth. Keep it indoors and away from moisture to protect the paint.
Details
- Material: iron, painted
- Size: 7.3 × 9.8 in (18.5 × 25 cm)
- Hanging: keyhole slots on the back, screws not included
- Design: painted hearts in many colors, a turquoise heart at the center
Care
Take it off before swimming, the shower and the gym to keep the finish bright. Wipe with a soft polishing cloth and store it dry.
Shipping & returns
Ships within 1 to 3 business days, arrives in 7 to 15 business days, tracked. Returns accepted within 30 days of delivery. Read the returns policy.
Sending it as a gift
Enter their name and address as the shipping address at checkout. The tracking link comes to you.
The story behind it
The first bright thing you see when you come home.
Moving boxes in the hall, no curtains yet, the smell of fresh paint. A new house takes a while to feel like yours.
A hamsa by the door is one of the oldest ways to start. This one is all color: small hearts in every shade around a turquoise one at the center. Hang it before the boxes are unpacked. Every time she walks in, the first thing she sees is a blessing.
- For your daughter, unpacking her first apartment.
- For the friends, who just got the keys to their first house.
- For your own kitchen, which could use a little more color.
For your new door. May this home be full of color, good people and every blessing.
Chosen, measured and checked by the Neriela team
Colorful Hamsa Wall Art$54.90 · free shipping
At home
A blessing for the people inside.
Hebrew words on a wall are read without thinking, a hundred times a day: on the way out, on the way in, by the children before they can even read.
Each piece gives its real size in inches, so you know where it will fit before it arrives.
Words you live with.
The meaning behind it
A hand raised in blessing.
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Hamsa means five, for the five fingers of the open hand.
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Shared across Jewish and Middle Eastern homes, it is hung by the door and worn as a sign of blessing.
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Given with a wish, for a safe journey, a new home or a new baby.
“The LORD shall keep thee from all evil.”
Quick answers
How big is it?
18.5 cm wide and 25 cm tall (7.3 × 9.8 in).
How do I hang it?
On a screw or a nail, through the keyhole slots on the back. Screws are not included.
When will it arrive?
Ships in 1 to 3 business days and arrives in 7 to 15 business days, free and tracked anywhere in the US.
Can I return it?
Yes, within 30 days of delivery, unworn and in its original packaging.
Pairs well with
Before you order
Is it a good housewarming gift?
Where should I hang a hamsa?
Is the hamsa a Jewish symbol?
Can I give it to someone who is not Jewish?
Can I ship it as a gift?
Yes. Enter their name and address as the shipping address at checkout. The tracking link comes to you.
Do you ship outside the US?
Not yet. For now we ship to the United States only, free and tracked.
How do I contact you?
Write to us from the contact page. A real person answers within one business day.
“The LORD bless thee, and keep thee.”
