A bold cotton wall hanging for a room that needs colour, softness and a clear centre of attention. The Hamsa hand sits inside a circular, mandala-like design, set against washes of turquoise, magenta, amber, green and purple, with a deep black border that frames the whole piece.
Colour and presence on the wall
The central hand motif gives the design a calm focal point, while the surrounding petal forms add movement.
The cotton surface brings a softer feel than a paper print, helping the artwork sit warmly in a bedroom, studio or meditation corner.
The black linework keeps the bright colour field feeling grounded rather than busy.
The border makes it easy to style against pale walls, wood tones or a darker, layered interior.
It has the relaxed presence of textile art, with a less formal mood than framed wall décor.
Cotton cloth with a printed design
This piece is made from cotton and printed with a detailed Hamsa design. The photograph shows crisp black outlines, a dark outer border and a colourful, clouded background. Choose a method that suits your wall, such as a dowel, clips or a slim textile rail.
The Hamsa motif
The Hamsa hand is a widely travelled protective symbol, found across Middle Eastern, North African, Jewish, Islamic and South Asian visual traditions. Its name is often linked with the idea of five, referring to the five fingers of the open hand. Here, the hand is placed within a circular ornamental field, giving the design a meditative, centred quality without making the wall feel bare or severe.
How to place and care for it
Hang it where the full design has room to breathe, rather than crowding it between shelves or frames. Keep it away from prolonged damp, and avoid harsh rubbing when cleaning. A gentle shake or light dusting is enough for regular care.
Size and details
Material: cotton
Origin: India
Size: 78 cm wide × 112 cm high
Weight: 95 g
Design: Hamsa hand with circular ornamental linework and a black border
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region of manufacture: India
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