Bedspread and Wall Hanging – Double Cotton Hamsa

• The monochrome palette keeps the look clean, making the pattern easy to place with wood, linen, rattan, metal or painted walls.
• The hamsa motif gives the textile a watchful, symbolic presence without feeling ornate or heavy.
• As a wall hanging, it reads like a large piece of graphic art, softer than a framed print and easier to move.
• Across a bed, the pattern adds structure and contrast, especially in simple rooms with plain bedding.
• The hand-printed finish means small irregularities may appear, giving each piece a slightly different character.

Made from cotton, it has the easy, natural feel that suits both bedding and wall décor. The design is printed by hand, so it should not look perfectly mechanical. Slight shifts in print and measurement are part of the nature of this kind of textile.

Drape it over a double bed, fold it at the foot of the bed, lay it over a sofa, or use it as a large wall hanging.

The hamsa, often shown as an open hand, appears across North African, Middle Eastern, Jewish and Islamic visual traditions. It is widely associated with watchfulness and protection as a symbol, and today it is often used in textiles, jewellery and wall art as a sign of care and presence. Here, the motif works as graphic home décor: bold, symmetrical and easy to live with.

Measures 230 × 200 cm and weighs 680 g. Made from cotton in India. Hand-printed in black and white. Due to the handmade nature of the textile, measurements may vary slightly.

A good gift for someone setting up a new room, moving into a first flat, or refreshing a calm bedroom with one strong piece. It suits people who like symbolic design, monochrome interiors and objects that can be styled in more than one way.