Hamsa Offering Plate Midnight Blue Enamelled Three-Legged

• The shallow plate shape keeps small ritual objects visible, so nothing feels hidden away.
• A raised three-legged base gives the piece a little lift from the table or altar surface.
• The silver-toned rim frames the dark enamel, making the blue feel deeper and more deliberate.
• Gold and orange motifs catch the light against the glossy surface, especially around the central hand.
• It suits a bedside table, meditation space or shelf where you want a small visual anchor.

The surface is finished with a glossy enamel look in deep blue, decorated with a large Hamsa hand, an eye at the palm, sun and moon forms, stars, dots and floral stems. The pattern feels full without becoming crowded, leaving the bowl’s empty centre ready for whatever you choose to place there.

Use it as an offering plate for dry flowers, crystals, jewellery, notes, coins or other small objects used in personal ritual. Do not place lit charcoal, open flame or burning herbs directly on the enamel unless you are using a separate heatproof insert.

Wipe gently with a soft dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, as they can dull the enamelled surface.

The Hamsa is a hand-shaped symbol found across Middle Eastern, North African, Jewish and Islamic visual cultures. It is traditionally associated with blessing, watchfulness and protection, often shown with an eye in the palm as a sign of awareness. Here, the hand is surrounded by moon, sun, star and flower motifs, giving the plate a contemplative, celestial character. In daily practice, it works best as a small threshold object: a place to set something down with care, rather than simply store it.

• Material: aluminium with an enamelled finish.
• Origin: India.
• Weight: 157 g.
• Form: shallow offering plate with three legs.