HAMSA wall art loom - Wire Crochet Loom - Hand of Fatima - Hand of Miriam

Name: HAMSA wall art loom - Wire Crochet Loom - Hand of Fatima - Hand of Miriam
Brand: Yoola
SKU: 1626405805
Price: 187.45 HKD
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Materials: PLA plastic
Width: 4.7 inches

Height: 6.5 inches
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Introducing loom frame with the shape of the Hand of Fatima, also recognized as the Hand of Miriam, Hamsa Hand, or Khamsa loom.

This tool doesn't come with specific instructions; you can either work intuitively or examine my finished piece up close! you should know how to crochet in the ISK technique to be able to use it.
The stitches you should know are :
Regular ISK stitch
Reducing stitches
Wire Changing
if you have the book you also good to go ! "New Wire Crochet Jewelry: 17 Elegant Invisible Spool Knitting Designs" By Yael Falk

Hamsa loom Specifications:
Size: 1.5/16.5" (11.5/16cm)
Color: Black
The "Hand of Fatima," known alternatively as the "Hamsa Hand" or "Khamsa," stands as a widely acknowledged symbol across diverse cultures, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa. Its form resembles an open hand, often adorned with an eye at the center of the palm.

The narrative surrounding the Hand of Fatima intricately weaves through religious and cultural beliefs:

In Judaism, the symbol is recognized as the "Hamsa" or "Hand of Miriam," paying homage to Miriam, the sister of Moses. It is believed to provide protection against the malevolent gaze and negative energies.

Within Islamic tradition, Fatima, the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad, holds high reverence. The hand symbol is occasionally linked to her, representing purity, love, and compassion. In some interpretations, the Hand of Fatima is viewed as a source of protection and blessings.

North African and Middle Eastern cultures, including Moroccan, Tunisian, and Israeli, embrace the Hamsa as an amulet or charm warding off the evil eye, thought to bring harm or misfortune.

The eye embedded in the center of the Hand of Fatima is associated with deflecting the malevolent stare, offering protection by vigilantly repelling negative energy.

Over time, the Hand of Fatima has evolved into a favored symbol in jewelry, home decor, and as a charm or amulet believed to bring good luck and protection. It encapsulates not only cultural and religious significance but also instills a sense of security and positivity in the lives of many.
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No reproduction in whole or in part or distribution of the pattern or its content is allowed. pls respect the time and effort I put in the development and preparation of each pattern.

Gold-filled jewelry is composed of a solid layer of gold bonded with heat and pressure to a base metal such as brass. The most common stamps found on gold-filled jewelry are 1/20 12kt GF.

Gold-filled items, even with daily wear, can last five to 30 years. Gold-filled items are 50 to 100,000 times thicker than regular gold plating, and 17 to 25,000 times thicker than heavy gold electroplate