Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook - Hangers

Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook

$36.00
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Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook - Hangers
  • Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook - Hangers
  • Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook - Hangers
  • Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook - Hangers
  • Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook - Hangers
  • Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook - Hangers
  • Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook - Hangers
  • Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook - Hangers
  • Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook - Hangers
  • Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook - Hangers
  • Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook - Hangers
  • Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook - Hangers
  • Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook - Hangers
  • Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook - Hangers
  • Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook - Hangers
Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook

Item CEAH-119

Mango Wood Block Print Design Hamsa Wall Hook

$36.00

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A wall hook carved from mango wood in the shape of a Hamsa hand, its palm painted with white block-print detail. The Hamsa is an age-old symbol of protection and blessing. An iron hook with a ceramic white knob holds keys, a scarf, or a mala. Mount it by a door, above a dresser, or in an entryway.

Details
  • Design: Hand-carved mango wood wall hook shaped like a Hamsa hand, palm etched in white block-print detail with a mandala-like sunburst medallion and feathered fingertip patterns
  • Size: Overall about 8.75" long x 4.75" wide; hand portion about 5" tall and 4.75" wide
  • Material: Sustainably sourced mango wood, iron hook, ceramic knob
  • Care: Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth. Keep away from direct moisture or prolonged sun exposure
  • Note: Each piece is hand-carved and hand-painted, so slight variations in grain, tone, and detail are natural
  • Origin: Made in India by fair trade artisans
Meaning & Intention

The Hamsa is one of the oldest protective symbols still in daily use, its open palm found in homes across the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia as a ward against negativity and misfortune.

At the center of the palm sits a radiating sunburst medallion, echoing the eye motif so often placed at the Hamsa's heart. It stands for awareness and watchfulness, a call to move through the world with clarity rather than fear.

Feathered lines fanning from each finger suggest openness, welcome, and the flow of good energy through a space.

As a working hook, it adds another layer: what you hang here passes daily beneath a symbol of protection and grace, turning a small household ritual into a moment of grounding.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Protection, grace, strength

Symbol: Hamsa hand with sunburst medallion

Ideal for: Anyone who wants a protective, meaningful touch woven into an everyday household object

Suggested mantra: I am safe and held

Questions & Guidance

How much weight can it hold?

It suits lightweight everyday items like keys, scarves, small bags, or a mala rather than heavy coats or loaded bags.

How do I install it?

The hook has a single mounting point at the top of the Hamsa and can be hung on one wall screw or nail.

How is the white pattern applied?

The geometric detailing is created in a hand-block printing style, a traditional Indian technique, and painted onto the carved wood by artisans.

Where does it work best in a home?

Try it by an entry door, above a dresser, or near a meditation space, so hanging up keys or a mala becomes a small pause under the symbol.

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Kim D.
It's as wonderful as it

It's as wonderful as it looks, and functions well!

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Lisa B.
Love it!

It’s beautiful and it holds all of my necklaces.