Photo Frame Mango Wood 10x15 cm Black Hansa

The frame is made from mango wood, with visible grain, warm brown variation and darker markings worked across the surface. At 534 g, it has a substantial feel for its size, more like a kept object than a light plastic frame.

• The open-hand Hansa motif appears along the side borders, with an eye shape and fine patterned lines.
• Floral, mandala-like corner details soften the straight frame shape.
• The dark decoration sits against the wood rather than covering it, so the grain remains part of the design.
• The central aperture is shown in portrait position, bordered by a broad, tactile wooden frame.
• A rear support strut is visible in the photo, giving the frame a simple angled stance.

The Hansa, often known as the Hamsa, is an open-hand symbol found across Middle Eastern and North African visual culture, commonly associated with blessing and protection. In home décor, it has become a familiar motif for warmth, welcome and mindful symbolism. Here it is used as surface pattern rather than religious instruction, giving the frame a gentle sense of story without overpowering the photograph it holds.

Made for a 10 x 15 cm photograph. Material: mango wood. Weight: 534 g. Country of origin: India. The photo shows a portrait layout with a visible rear support strut.

A good choice for someone who likes natural wood, symbolic motifs and objects with a little visual depth. It suits a personal photograph, a small print, or a keepsake image that deserves more than a plain border.