Traditionally hung to keep away misfortune, the Hamsa is a symbol of luck and protection. Embellished with glass beads in multi colors and rustic bells.
- Hamsa chime with traditional Indian bells
- Made of thin recycled metal sheet in antique finish
- Accented with the mixed glass beads - colors/order may vary
- Overall measures 30''L and 13''W total
- Hamsa hand measures about 13" X 13"
- Comes with a chain hook for easy installation (included in the measurements)
- Fairtrade and Handmade in India
Crafted using recycled metal: Due to the malleable nature of the metal used, the cut-out metal sheet may be slightly bent in transit but can be easily restored by pushing the metal in its place. This piece is artistically created by hand where beauty and imperfections go together wonderfully. Please accept and appreciate minor imperfections and variations which are true characteristics of this craft.
design: A diamond-shaped, scalloped metal frame encloses an open-cut Hamsa hand with swirling filigree detail, finished in a warm antique gold tone. Ten beaded strands hung with small bells cascade below, each threaded with mixed-color glass beads.
size: Overall 30"L x 13"W, including the chain hook. The Hamsa hand itself measures approximately 13" x 13".
material: Recycled metal sheet in an antique finish, accented with mixed glass beads and small metal bells.
features: Open-cut Hamsa hand design, traditional Indian bells, mixed glass bead accents (colors and order may vary), scalloped diamond frame, chain hook included for easy hanging, Fairtrade and handmade in India
care: Dust gently with a dry, soft cloth and keep away from prolonged moisture to preserve the metal's antique finish.
disclaimer: Because it's cut by hand from recycled metal, the piece may arrive slightly bent from transit and can be gently pressed back into shape, with minor imperfections a natural part of its handcrafted character.
Meaning & Intention
The Hamsa hand is one of the oldest protective symbols still in daily use, found across Middle Eastern, North African, and South Asian traditions long before it became a fixture of modern spiritual decor. Its open palm is read as a gesture of blessing and a boundary against harm — a way of saying "no further" to negativity, envy, and the proverbial evil eye, while inviting in luck, abundance, and grace.
Here the hand is rendered in open filigree, its swirling scrollwork evoking the constant motion of breath and energy through a protected space. Suspended within a scalloped diamond frame, it reads as both a doorway and a shield, a shape meant to be crossed only by good fortune. The bells threaded beneath it carry their own ancient logic: in many cultures, sound is believed to clear stagnant energy and mark a threshold as sacred, so that every breeze passing through becomes a small act of cleansing.
The mixed glass beads add a note of joy to that protective function — a reminder that guarding a home isn't only about keeping trouble out, but about keeping color, gratitude, and lightness in. Hung together, hand, bells, and beads form a small daily ritual: a piece that greets you with courage and sends you off with luck each time you pass beneath it.
Hung by a door, on a porch, or near a window that catches the wind, this chime turns an ordinary threshold into a small daily blessing. Each time it stirs, the soft ring of the bells offers a brief pause — a moment to notice you're crossing from one part of your day into the next, protected and grounded as you go.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Anyone seeking a protective, luck-drawing accent for their home's entrance, porch, or sacred space
- Purpose: Home protection charm, entryway or porch décor, wind chime, meditation space accent, housewarming gift
- Suggested Mantra: Let only good things enter
- Intention: Protection, Luck, Gratitude, Courage
- Metal: Recycled metal sheet with an antique finish
Questions & Guidance
What do the Hamsa hand and bells symbolize?
The Hamsa is a traditional symbol of protection and luck, believed to guard against negative energy, while the bells are thought to clear the air with sound each time the chime moves.
What size is this wind chime?
The piece measures 30" long by 13" wide overall, including the hanging chain, with the Hamsa hand section measuring about 13" x 13".
What is it made of?
It's crafted from thin recycled metal sheet with an antique finish and accented with mixed glass beads and small traditional Indian bells.
Is this piece handmade?
Yes, it's Fairtrade and handmade in India, so slight variations in bead color, placement, and metal texture are part of its handcrafted character.
Can I hang this outdoors?
It's best displayed in a covered, sheltered spot like a porch or entryway, since prolonged exposure to moisture can affect the metal's antique finish over time.
