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A framed black and white art print featuring a detailed hamsa hand illustration with an eye of providence, set in a dark gray frame against a white background.
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"Hamsa" Print by Noa Baranes

The “Hamsa” represents the Hand of G.od and is also called “the hand of Miriam”. Hamsa is also the Aarabic word for five (like the five fingers of the hand) which represents the five books of the Torah. The symbol is very popular in the Middle East as a protection against the “evil eye”.

The artist drew the original with ink.

It is available in two sizes: A4 and 30x40, framed or unframed, on archival matte paper.

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185.00 ₪

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Meet the Artist

Born in France and now based in Israel, Noa Baranes draws inspiration from both her travels and her Torah-observant lifestyle. Having lived and traveled extensively, her work reflects the landscapes, cultures, and people she has encountered along the way, woven together with a deep and enduring connection to Judaism.

Her love of art began in childhood, but it was the Land of Israel that truly ignited her creative voice. Inspired by its landscapes, spiritual heritage, and connection to timeless Jewish sources, Noa creates works that express both beauty and meaning. The result is a distinctive fusion of cultures, experiences, and faith—each piece offering a unique visual dialogue between the places she has explored and the values that continue to shape her artistic journey.

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