Hamsa and Love, Unique handcrafted copper and silver work by David Miro

Unique handwork with Hamsa, a symbol of good luck, against the evil eye. And the word AHAVA (Love) in Hebrew is written above. Silver plated partially, varnished and heated in an oven to prevent discoloration.
Signed by the artist "D. Miro"

David Miro is an artisan who makes his own copper handicrafts in the city of Acre in Israel. David started the business with his father and grandfather in 1964, and now works with his children, who continue the art and management of the business.
The art of copper has been passed down from generation to generation in a family originally from Iraq.

Can be hung on the wall or used as a serving tray (for dry food only).
Comes with stand.
Dimensions: length 25 cm
16 cm wide