Mini Hamsa Hand and Eyes Earrings
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Description
These delightful "Mini Hamsa Hand Earrings" come packaged in a custom jewelry box, making them perfect for gifting or as a special treat for yourself. Whether you wear them to add a touch of whimsy to your everyday attire or to accessorize a special occasion, these earrings are sure to bring a smile to your face, protection, and garner compliments wherever you go.
Handcrafted, each pair of earrings is lovingly made to ensure exceptional quality and attention to detail. The hamsa hand design is expertly crafted from 22k gold-plated nickel-free brass, radiating an elegant and luxurious shine. The hooks are made of a nickel-free mixed metal, ensuring comfort and ease of wear.
- Dimensions: Each earring measures 0.75" at its widest point
- Handmade
- Materials: 22k gold plated nickel-free brass and enamel
- Comes in a jewelry box
Meet the artist
Sarah Day Arts is Seattle illustrator Sarah Day's colorful studio, where hand-drawn hamsas, Magen Davids and chai flowers become enamel jewelry.
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Meet the artist
Sarah Day Arts
Sarah Day Arts is Seattle illustrator Sarah Day's colorful studio, where hand-drawn hamsas, Magen Davids and chai flowers become enamel jewelry.
- Based in
- Seattle, Washington
- Since
- 2015
- Craft
- Hand-drawn illustration and enamel jewelry
Sarah Day Arts is the studio of Sarah Day, a self-taught Jewish illustrator in Seattle whose bright, hand-drawn Magen Davids, hamsas, chai flowers and challah studs turn Jewish symbols into enamel jewelry, stickers and art prints.
She grew up in Encinitas, California, and was on a fast track toward rabbinical school when, in her words, "my body intervened" and that pace became out of reach. Judaism was already in her art: at a pre-rabbinic fellowship in Australia, she drew educational resources by hand to get through a stressful job. She began with hand lettering in 2015, moved into small illustrations, and in 2018 took the business mostly full time, with some synagogue teaching on the side.
"Day" isn't her last name. She told the Jewish Women's Archive it nods to the artist Tuesday Bassen, a close friend named Wednesday, and probably New Girl's Jessica Day. Her Judaica jewelry is hard enamel set in 22k gold-plated brass, and making it, she says, feels different from her other work: "I'm creating for my people."
Good to know
- PressJewish Women's Archive, "7 Questions for Sarah Day Arts" (2023)