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Hamsa Lamp from Israel

Updated at 2025-10-15

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This lamp combines a wooden base with a clear acrylic panel etched with the iconic “Hamsa” hand motif, a symbol believed to ward off evil and protect against misfortune. Blending traditional spirituality with modern design, the motif incorporates lively imagery of turtles, camels, fish, and rabbits, infusing the piece with vitality. Created by Studio Cheha in Israel, the lamp uses optical illusion and light projection to give the flat engraving a three-dimensional effect. When illuminated, the Hamsa appears to awaken, radiating its blessings in a design that is both artistic and playful.

Details

Name
Hamsa Lamp from Israel
Giver
Maya Yehudit Yaron, Representative, Israel Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei
Friendly States
State of Israel

Flag: The national flag of Israel is characterized by two horizontal blue stripes and a blue Star of David at the center.
National Day: The 5th of Iyar in the Hebrew calendar, typically falling in April or May in the Gregorian calendar
Language: Hebrew, Arabic
Capital: Jerusalem / Tel Aviv
Area: 21,946 square kilometers
Population: Approx. 9,750,000 people
Currency: New Israeli Shekel (NIS)
Political System: Parliamentary system, with a ceremonial president as head of state

Size
15.5cm*8cm*22.5cm
Category
Other Materia
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