(Ref No 361)

In this intricate mixed-media composition, Jacqueline Frinsh constructs a radiant field of symbolic Hamsa hands — traditional emblems of blessing and protection found across Middle Eastern and North African cultures. Each hand, uniquely patterned with calligraphic motifs, eyes, and geometric ornamentation, forms part of a collective rhythm over a shimmering gold surface. The incorporation of resin amplifies the work’s luminosity, giving it depth and a tactile, almost sacred presence. Through layering, texture, and repetition, Frinsh transforms a familiar talisman into a spiritual mosaic that celebrates unity, resilience, and faith. The golden background, detailed with lace-like imprints, evokes the delicate intersection of devotion and artistry — a visual invocation of peace, harmony, and cultural continuity.

Size: 33 × 25 cm
Artist: Jacqueline Frinsh
Technique: Mixed Media with Resin on a Wood Board