Eshet Chayil" (אשת חיל) is a Hebrew phrase meaning "woman of valor" or "virtuous woman," traditionally sung or recited on Friday nights during the Shabbat dinner. It refers to the poem found in Proverbs 31:10-31, praising the qualities of a virtuous wife or woman. The Hamsa is a popular amulet in Middle Eastern and North African cultures, symbolizing protection and often depicted as a hand with an eye in its center. It's believed to offer defense against the evil eye.
Combining "Eshet Chayil" with Hamsa in wall decor not only brings together two deeply meaningful symbols but also creates a piece that is rich in cultural significance and spiritual protection. It's a thoughtful gift or a powerful piece of decor for anyone who appreciates Jewish tradition or cultural artifacts.
