The Doodle Daily

I just love these Hamsa Doodles.  Each is unique and different and immensely fun to draw

Here’s a little more from Wikipedia on how Hamsa’s have gained in popularity these days:

In the wake of the renewed interest in Mizrahi folklore and customs in Israel, use of the hamsa has become trendy. It has been described as “an icon of Israeliness and secularity,” although its symbolism is by no means all pervading or universal.^[30] As a ‘good luck’ charm, it appears on necklaces, keychains, postcards, telephone and lottery cards, and in advertisements.^[30] It is also incorporated into high-end jewellery, decorative tilework, and wall decorations.^[31]

Here’s Today’s Hamsa Doodle