Ester Shahaf

Hamsa Hand keyring made of Pewter, decorated with brass and copper accents. Hamsa is an old amulet that provides protection from the "Evil Eye" or the envious. Hamsa means Five in Hebrew and Arabic and is believed to provide magical protection to the bearer. Signed by the artist Ester Shahaf. Learn More

Hamsa Hand keyring made of Pewter, decorated with brass and copper accents. Hamsa is an old amulet that provides protection from the "Evil Eye" or the envious. Hamsa means Five in Hebrew and Arabic and is believed to provide magical protection to the bearer. Signed by the artist Ester Shahaf. Find out more about Hamsa & Evil Eye Jewelry... Learn More

Hamsa Hand keyring made of Pewter, decorated with brass and copper accents. Hamsa is an old amulet that provides protection from the "Evil Eye" or the envious. Hamsa means Five in Hebrew and Arabic and is believed to provide magical protection to the bearer. Signed by the artist Ester Shahaf. Learn More

Hamsa Hand keyring made of Pewter, decorated with brass and copper accents. Hamsa is an old amulet that provides protection from the "Evil Eye" or the envious. Hamsa means Five in Hebrew and Arabic and is believed to provide magical protection to the bearer. Signed by the artist Ester Shahaf. Learn More

The Arch Mezuzah Case in Turquoise has an arched look to it. This beautiful, handmade Mezuzah is hand painted, made of Pewter and decorated with Swarovski crystals and copper accents. Design elements combine the traditional "Shin", the Star of David and a modern look in vivid colors. Each Mezuzah Case is handmade and may require 1-2 business days for handling prior to shipping. Signed by the artist Ester Shahaf. The Mezuzah Case is approximately 13 cm (5.1") in length and 2.3 cm (0.9") in width. Parchment is available at an additional cost. Learn More

The Art Mezuzah is a unique, hand made in Israel Judaica piece. The Mezuzah is hand painted, made of pewter and wood and decorated with inlayed Swarovski crystals. The Mezuzah is normally located on the door posts of traditional Jewish homes. The small casing is attached to the right side of every door in the home and contains a small scroll of parchment on which are written two bible passages. These passages are meant to protect the people leaving and entering the doorway. The biblical significance of the Mezuzah dates back to Egypt and the marking of the doors by the Jewish people as a way of protecting their homes. Each Mezuzah is unique and requires 1-2 business days for handling prior to shipping. Signed by the artist Ester Shahaf. 11.4 cm (4.5 in) length, 2 cm (0.8 in) width. A Mezuzah Scroll (written in Israel) can be added and is an additional $30. Learn More

The art Mezuzah is a unique, hand made piece. The Mezuzah is hand painted, made of pewter and wood and decorated with inlayed Swarovski crystals. The Mezuzah is normally located on the door posts of traditional Jewish homes. The small casing is attached to the right side of every door in the home and contains a small scroll of parchment on which are written two bible passages. These passages are meant to protect the people leaving and entering the doorway. The biblical significance of the Mezuzah dates back to Egypt and the marking of the doors by the Jewish people as a way of protecting their homes. Each Mezuzah is unique and requires 1-2 business days for handling prior to shipping (parchment not included). Signed by the artist Ester Shahaf. 11.4 cm (4.5 in) length, 2 cm (0.8 in) width. Learn More

The light blue Mezuzah is a unique, hand made piece. The Mezuzah is hand painted, made of pewter and wood and decorated with inlayed Swarovski crystals. The Mezuzah is normally located on the door posts of traditional Jewish homes. The small casing is attached to the right side of every door in the home and contains a small scroll of parchment on which are written two bible passages. These passages are meant to protect the people leaving and entering the doorway. The biblical significance of the Mezuzah dates back to Egypt and the marking of the doors by the Jewish people as a way of protecting their homes. Each Mezuzah is unique and requires 1-2 business days for handling prior to shipping (parchment not included). Signed by the artist Ester Shahaf. 11.4 cm (4.5 in) length, 2 cm (0.8 in) width. Learn More

The art Mezuzah is a unique, hand made piece. The Mezuzah is hand painted, made of pewter and wood and decorated with inlayed Swarovski crystals. The Mezuzah is normally located on the door posts of traditional Jewish homes. The small casing is attached to the right side of every door in the home and contains a small scroll of parchment on which are written two bible passages. These passages are meant to protect the people leaving and entering the doorway. The biblical significance of the Mezuzah dates back to Egypt and the marking of the doors by the Jewish people as a way of protecting their homes. Each Mezuzah is unique and requires 1-2 business days for handling prior to shipping (parchment not included). Signed by the artist Ester Shahaf. 11.4 cm (4.5 in) length, 2 cm (0.8 in) width. Learn More

The art Mezuzah is a unique, hand made piece. The Mezuzah is hand painted, made of pewter and wood and decorated with inlayed Swarovski crystals. The Mezuzah is normally located on the door posts of traditional Jewish homes. The small casing is attached to the right side of every door in the home and contains a small scroll of parchment on which are written two bible passages. These passages are meant to protect the people leaving and entering the doorway. The biblical significance of the Mezuzah dates back to Egypt and the marking of the doors by the Jewish people as a way of protecting their homes. Each Mezuzah is unique and requires 1-2 business days for handling prior to shipping (parchment not included). Signed by the artist Ester Shahaf. 11.4 cm (4.5 in) length, 2 cm (0.8 in) width. Learn More

The pink and light blue Mezuzah is a unique, hand made piece. The Mezuzah is hand painted, made of pewter and wood and decorated with inlayed Swarovski crystals. The Mezuzah is normally located on the door posts of traditional Jewish homes. The small casing is attached to the right side of every door in the home and contains a small scroll of parchment on which are written two bible passages. These passages are meant to protect the people leaving and entering the doorway. The biblical significance of the Mezuzah dates back to Egypt and the marking of the doors by the Jewish people as a way of protecting their homes. Each Mezuzah is unique and requires 1-2 business days for handling prior to shipping (parchment not included). Signed by the artist Ester Shahaf. 11.4 cm (4.5 in) length, 2 cm (0.8 in) width. Learn More