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Hamsa Hand Tapestry, Black Gold Cotton Double Bedspread

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A cotton tapestry printed in black and gold, centred on the Hamsa hand, a stylised palm surrounded by concentric rings of petals, geometric ornament and, at its heart, an open eye. Made to hang as a single dramatic textile or drape across a double bed, it brings symmetry and symbolic weight to a room without adding colour.

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What it is

A double cotton bedspread, made in India, that also hangs on a wall. Its hamsa, the open hand, comes in black and gold.

Why people choose it

  • Cotton A cotton spread, made in India.
  • Hamsa An old sign of protection.
  • Bed or wall Spread it out or hang it up.

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About this product

What you'll notice
  • The design radiates outward from the eye in perfect symmetry, so it holds the gaze and anchors a wall or a bedhead.
  • The gold print sits warm against the black ground, it reads as metallic in daylight and deepens to bronze in lower light.
  • It is light enough to tack or clip to a wall without needing heavy fixings, and folds down small when you want to pack it away.
  • The edge is cleanly finished, so it hangs straight and sits flat across a bed without fraying or curling.
The Hamsa, a shared symbol across cultures

The Hamsa hand appears across Jewish, Islamic and North African traditions, always as a sign of watchful protection and blessing. The open palm with an eye at its centre is one of the oldest protective motifs, older than any single faith, and has been woven into textiles, carved into doorways and worn as jewellery for centuries. Here it is framed in lotus petals and mandalas, borrowing from the geometric language of Indian and Middle Eastern decorative art, and rendered in a two-tone palette that suits a contemporary room as much as it honours the symbol's depth.

Cotton, printed and finished

The fabric is cotton, medium-weight and opaque, with a matte black base and a printed metallic gold pattern. It is printed rather than woven, so the design sits on the surface and the reverse shows a faint mirror of the motif. The edges are hemmed or bound to keep them from unravelling.

How to hang or drape it

For the wall: the lightest method is spring clips or poster hangers at the top corners, or a slim rod threaded through a sleeve if the textile has one sewn in. For heavier hanging, small nails or adhesive hooks work, but keep the weight distributed so the cotton doesn't tear. For the bed: lay it flat across a double, centred or off-centre depending on the look you want, and let it fall over the sides or tuck it in at the foot.

Care and keeping

Wash it gently in cool water with a mild detergent, ideally by hand or on a delicate cycle, and do not wring it out, the print can crack or fade with rough handling. Dry it flat or on a line in the shade, away from direct sun, and if you iron it, turn it to the reverse and use a moderate setting. Deep colours like this black may release a little dye in the first wash, so rinse it alone or with similar tones.

A room transformed

It suits a bedroom, a meditation corner, a reading nook, or the wall behind a sofa, anywhere you want a focal point that is graphic and calm rather than bright and busy. The black and gold work in minimalist spaces, bohemian layering, or beside wood and warm metals.

Common questions

Will it fit a double bed?
The title describes it as a double bedspread, so it is sized to cover a standard European double mattress, expect it to drape over the sides. For exact measurements, check the listing.
Is the gold metallic or printed?
The gold is a printed metallic ink on the cotton, not woven thread, so it catches the light but will soften and may wear slightly over time and repeated washing.
Can I hang it outdoors?
Cotton fades in strong sun and absorbs moisture, so it is best kept indoors. If you do hang it outside for an event, bring it in before dusk and do not leave it out in rain.