Bookends and Vases - Hamsa Bookends Jewish Cook Books it has become a custom

it has become a custom to use his name as a virtue for blessing and protection

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Turquoise is considered to hold special energies

The mitzvah or commandment of placing a Mezuzah is derived from Deuteronomy 6:4-9 "inscribe them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates"

The graphic of Jerusalem has been sandblasted on iridescent glass and firm polished in the kiln

Bookends and Vases - Hamsa Bookends Jewish Cook Books it has become a customFrom the Semitic root meaning the hamsa is a hand shaped amulet worn to ward off the Evil Eye. This hand amulet, representing the portective hand of God, is common among Sephardic Jews in Israel and has become prevalent among Western Jews as well. The hamsa design in this bookend will be a collector's item and a great gift for hamsa collectors. The stained glass in the hamsa has been hand cut, wrapped in metal and soldered together to form the shape.