Evil Eye Talisman Key Ring | Wood with Fatima Hand
Description
Description
The same two symbols as the glass pieces, cut in wood instead. That changes the feel of it more than you would expect: wood warms in a pocket, takes a mark, and goes quiet with handling in a way glass never does.
The hamsa is the older half of this pairing. The word is simply five, in Hebrew and in Arabic both, and the shape turns up in Phoenician and Carthaginian material long before either the Islamic Hand of Fatima or the Jewish Hand of Miriam claimed it. It is one of the very few symbols shared straight across those traditions without argument.
This is the version for someone who wants the meaning without the flash. A glass eye announces itself; a wooden one sits on a keyring for years and only the person carrying it knows why.
What You're Getting
- Material: Wood, with a mini Fatima Hand charm
- Symbols: Nazar for warding, hamsa for blessing
- Carry: Keys, bag or backpack
How to Use It
- Handle it. Wood takes on a finish from being carried and glass does not.
- Good for anyone who wants a quiet talisman rather than a visible one.
- Keep it dry. Wood and a wet coat pocket do not get along.
Wear It With
See the glass adorned eye and Fatima hand and browse keychains. Read our guide to symbol magick.
Clips to a keyring, a bag strap or a zip pull. Natural wood, so grain and tone vary piece to piece.