Single Cotton Bedspread And Wall Hanging – Black Hamsa

• The dark ground makes the central colours feel luminous, almost like stained glass against night.
• The hamsa hand, eye motif and lotus-style detailing give the design a watchful, symbolic focus.
• The circular border softens the boldness, creating a mandala-like centre point for a bedroom or living space.
• As a bedspread, it adds pattern to the room.
• As a wall hanging, it works like textile art, bringing movement and warmth to a plain surface.

Made from cotton and handmade in India, this piece has the relaxed character of a versatile home textile rather than a formal wall print. The design is set on a black background, with a vivid central hamsa and ornamental circle visible across the cloth.

Drape it over a single bed, fold it across the lower half of bedding, or let it hang flat as a statement textile. For wall display, use gentle textile clips, a poster hanger or a rod-and-clip method so the cotton is supported without being pierced.

The hamsa, sometimes called the Hand of Fatima or Hand of Miriam, appears across Jewish, Islamic and North African visual culture as a sign of watchful protection. Here it is used as decorative textile iconography, paired with an eye motif, lotus-like forms and circular symmetry. The result feels both symbolic and modern: a strong central image for people who like their home textiles to carry meaning, not just pattern.

This is a single cotton bedspread and wall hanging, weighing 380 g.

It suits someone who loves symbolic motifs, monochrome contrast and expressive textiles. It is especially fitting for a first flat, a bedroom refresh, a meditation corner, or anyone who likes one piece to work in more than one way.