A striking and heavy bronze Judaica wall amulet in the shape of a Hamsa (protective hand), created in Israel in the second half of the 20th century. At the top is a bas-relief portrait of the revered Moroccan-Israeli rabbi and kabbalist Israel Abuhatzeira, known as Baba Sali, surrounded by Hebrew text that reads ברכת הבית (“Home Blessing”). The inscription in Hebrew contains a traditional home blessing to protect the household from harm and misfortune, and to bestow peace and prosperity. Above the portrait is an engraved protective eye, symbolizing protection from the evil eye (Ayin Hara). Features: • Origin: Israel • Period: Second half of the 20th century • Material: Bronze (solid and heavy) • Technique: Cast bronze with bas-relief details • Dimensions: 14 × 22.5 cm • Design: Hamsa hand shape with domed architectural motif at base (Temple or symbolic gate) • Inscription: Traditional Hebrew home blessing • Portrait: Baba Sali – Israel Abuhatzeira • Hanging hole at the top This amulet represents both spiritual protection and folk art tradition. Its fine bronze craftsmanship and historical symbolism make it a highly collectible piece of Judaica, ideal for display in a Jewish home or as part of an amulet collection. Condition: Very good vintage condition with natural patina and age marks consistent with use. A powerful protective wall charm blending folk magic, Kabbalistic tradition, and reverence for Baba Sali — a cherished figure in Jewish mysticism.