The hamsa, a depiction of a human hand, often with a central eye motif, is a protective symbol meant to ward off evil.

Once reserved for the most committed ink enthusiasts, hand tattoos are finding favor with a wider range of rebels. Stylish ...

This tattoo is not merely a visual feast but a celebration of the transformative power of music, representing the soundtrack ...

She has 15 tattoos, including half sleeves on her arms, tattoos on her lower arms and one on the edge of her hand. "I work with the construction industry where people can be a bit sensible.

Lewis tells Newsbeat that the stereotypes around body ink are outdated - but that there's still a stigma around face and hand tattoos. "Which is a shame because it doesn't matter what you wear or ...

Today more American women than men have tattoos — 38 percent of women vs. 27 percent of men, according to the Pew Research ...

Above the guardian angel tattoo, to which he later had wings added to, is the name of middle son, Romeo. Beckham has the word 'Love' written in large letters across the top of his left hand ...

5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake has been talking to historians, tattoo artists and listeners about their opinions on face, neck or hand tattoos. Dr Matt Lodder is a historian of tattooing ...

Traditional Polynesian tattoos used a comb called “au” which was tapped with a mallet “sausau” to push the ink into the skin. Pushing ink into the skin by hand is an ancient practice.

The result was the Hamsa Flag, first introduced in 2015. A white hamsa sits atop a turquoise background. The term “One and Many” runs in Hebrew and Arabic copper text on both sides.