Hand-Carved Mango Wood Hamsa & Lotus Ornaments – Set of 2

Name: Hand-Carved Mango Wood Hamsa & Lotus Ornaments – Set of 2
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: MTB-LH
Price: 24.00 USD
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A pair of hand-carved mango wood ornaments, one shaped as an open Hamsa palm and the other as a many-petaled lotus. The two symbols pair protection with awakening, a threshold guardian beside a mark of growth. Hang them on a wall, in a window, or from a seasonal tree branch. A grounded gift for a new home or a new chapter.

Details

Design: A pair of hand-carved ornaments — a many-petaled lotus and an open Hamsa palm — finished with a whitewashed, block print-inspired surface that lets the warm wood grain show through
Size: Lotus: 2.25"L x 3.5"W. Hamsa: 4"H x 2.75"W
Material: Sustainably sourced mango wood with a hand-applied whitewash finish
Included: Set of 2 (one Hamsa, one Lotus), each with an individual hanging cord and hook
Care: Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Keep away from direct moisture or prolonged sun to preserve the carved detail and finish
Origin: Made in India, using traditional wood carving techniques passed down through generations of artisans
Note: Each piece is hand-carved from natural wood, so slight variations in grain, whitewash texture, and shape are part of its handmade character

Meaning & Intention

The lotus rises clean from muddy water, which is why across Eastern traditions it has long stood for the path from struggle toward clarity — beauty and awakening taking root in difficult conditions. Carved here with layered petals around a central bud, it reflects that unfolding, one petal at a time.

The Hamsa, an open palm often shown with a watchful central eye, is one of the oldest protective symbols shared across Middle Eastern and South Asian cultures. It is traditionally kept near a doorway or gathering space to ward off negativity and invite good fortune.

Together the pair holds two complementary energies: the Hamsa standing guard at the threshold, and the lotus marking the growth that happens once you are safely inside — protection and awakening, side by side.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Protection, growth, peace, positive energy

Chakra connection: Crown (Sahasrara)

Ideal for: A home that wants real symbolic weight, or a gift for someone starting a new home or chapter

Suggested mantra: Om Mani Padme Hum

Symbol: Hamsa (protection) and lotus (awakening)

Questions & Guidance

Where is the best place to hang them?

Tradition places the Hamsa near a doorway or entry to guard the threshold, with the lotus somewhere further inside — above an altar, a desk, or a reading nook — to mark the space of growth within.

Can I hang them separately?

Yes. Each ornament has its own cord and hook, so you can hang them side by side, in different rooms, or use one on a tree and keep the other on a wall year-round.

Are they only for the holidays?

No. They are sized to move with the seasons, working as year-round wall or window ornaments and doubling as meaningful additions to a holiday tree.

How do I set an intention with them?

Before hanging, hold each piece for a moment. Name what the Hamsa is guarding against and what you want the lotus to help unfold. Return to that intention whenever you pass beneath them.