The hamsa, which can also be written as khamsa, is a popular palm-shaped charm that is often used in jewelry and wall hangings. The hamsa, which looks like an open right hand and has been used as a sign of protection many times in history, is thought to protect against the evil eye. It may have come from Ancient Egypt or Carthage (now in Tunisia), and the Goddess Tanit may have had something to do with it. It has been a popular amulet for a long time, used to keep away the evil or jealous eye and bring good luck, protection, good health, and plenty. The "Evil Eye" has been around for thousands of years. The evil eye has been known for a long time. It is mentioned in ancient Greek and Roman texts, as well as in the Bible, the Koran, and Shakespeare's plays. Symbols that look like eyes, like the sacred Horus Eye, have been used for thousands of years to protect homes and workplaces from evil forces. These symbols are called "Nazar." The Evil Eye is usually made of blue glass that has been blown into a shape. Its power and acceptance by the people cannot be questioned or argued about. Hamsa Hand - Evil Eye Charm is a hanging ornament and accessory that can be used to decorate homes, cars, offices, shops, restaurants, cafes, bikes, terraces, gardens, porches, handbags, backpacks, and so on. The charm's metal part is made of an alloy, and the blue bead is made of glass.