Hamsa Mandala by Ink Circles
The Hamsa Hand is a universal sign of protection. The symbol can be traced to ancient Mesopotamia and it’s been used since by many cultures and many religions including Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam to provide a blessing and protect against the evil eye. They can’t ALL be wrong, so added benefits of stitching this beautiful piece may be a little luck and abundance coming your way.
It is 119 stitches square and was stitched with DMC on White/Mint Splash printed 32 count Lugana.

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