Hand Painted Glass Hamsa, Deer, 6"

• Hand painted glass
• 6" x 4" size
• Deer and floral motif
• Ready to hang
• Wedding or housewarming
• Designed by Yair Emanuel

Intro

Bring protection and beauty to your wall with a hand painted glass hamsa, its deer and vines rendered in flowing color across the curved palm shape. The hamsa is a traditional symbol of protection and blessing, and here it is joined by deer among pomegranates and grapevines, a scene of abundance and grace. Designed by Jerusalem artist Yair Emanuel, whose work has furnished Jewish homes for over two decades.

Build and Use

Painted by hand on glass, the hamsa measures 6 inches by 4 inches and hangs from a cord threaded through beaded accents at the top. The glass carries rich, layered color that catches light differently through the day. Light in weight, it hangs easily on a wall, near a doorway, or beside other Judaica pieces.

Gift Ideas

The hamsa suits a housewarming, wedding, or engagement gift, especially for someone furnishing a first home. It also works well for a bar or bat mitzvah or an anniversary, given as a symbol of protection and blessing. Its color and detail make it a welcome gift beyond any single occasion.

Care Instructions

Dust the glass gently with a soft, dry cloth and avoid water or harsh cleaners on the painted surface. Hang it away from direct sun to keep the colors from fading over time.