Red String Hamsa Bracelet - what's all the fuss about?

Have you ever wondered why so many Jewish people (including non-Jews and many celebrities) wear red string bracelets? What's the use of the red string by the Kabbalah? Here's an article that provides some interesting answers about the spiritual qualities that are attributed this Jewish luck charm. Just click on the link!

Red String Hamsa Bracelet - All the luck You need

An Amazing wall hanging Hamsa by Israel artist Ester Shahaf

I think this amazing gift speaks for itself! This is one of Canaan-online best-sellers. The piece is handmade and signed by the artist, Ester Shahaf.

Ester Shahaf is one of the most productive Israeli Judaica artist. Ester Shahaf skillfully combines western and oriental influences to create her signature look. The Hamsa hand, which can easily be hung on a wall is meticulously hand-painted and decorated with Swarovski crystals, brass copper accent and beads.

This unique design includes two prominent Jewish motifs  The Hamsa hand, a traditional symbol against the evil eye and a dove - he ultimate symbol of peace. Together they two symbols create a wonderful Jewish amulet that will add warmth to any living room. 

meet Israeli designer Ori Niv

Ori Niv must be one of the most distinctive and productive Israeli designers. Ori creates his cool designs by using innovative techniques and lots of imagination.

Most of Ori Niv's works are made from laser-cut metal. Many of his works are not only decorative but also handy and fun to use. Among Ori's best-known works you can find the Saxophonist coin holder shown at the image,  astonishing bookends, toothpick holders and much more. Ori's decorative sculptures are sold across Israel.

You're invited to take a look at Ori's works at Canaan Online.