Hamsa symbol
| Symbol | Hamsa |
| Religion | Judaism |
| Origin | Historical origins in Middle Eastern cultures. |
| Meaning | A protective amulet, often representing the hand of God and warding off the evil eye. |
| Appearance | A hand-shaped symbol with an eye in the palm. |
| Colors | Various, but blue is common for protection. |
| Usage | Worn as jewelry, displayed in homes, and incorporated into art. |
| History | Found in Jewish, Islamic, and Middle Eastern cultures. |
| Popularity | Widely embraced for its protective qualities. |
| Importance | Guards against negative energy and serves as a symbol of protection. |
| Complexity | Simple in design, rich in cultural and spiritual meaning. |
| Emotions | Elicits feelings of protection, blessing, and spiritual defense. |