copper bracelet with a unique design hamsa with blessing for the home in Russian A phrase in Hebrew that

A phrase in Hebrew that is said to friends at the end of a meeting when they have not seen each other for a long time before

Width 2 cm

043 inch/ 1

art work on pure copper with  unique Designs

A pair of silver decorative candlesticks in the shape of a pomegranate with a view of Jerusalem and gold plating

copper bracelet with a unique design hamsa with blessing for the home in Russian A phrase in Hebrew thatHand hammered copper bracelet varnished and heated in an oven to prevent discolouration. David Miro is an artisan who makes his own copper handicrafts in the city of Acre in Israel. David started the business with his father and grandfather in 1964 and now works with his children, who continue the art and management of the business. The art of copper has been passed down from generation to generation in a family originally from Iraq. Dimensions: