The Hand of Fatima, or Hamsa, is an ancient protective symbol shared by many cultures, long worn to keep harm at bay and invite health and good fortune. Manuela Jarry has always been intrigued by it. In Hands Down, she draws it again and again in different variations, so the whole square reads like a collection of small talismans.

Set in deep green, the hand-drawn design is graphic without being loud. Green flatters most complexions and sits beautifully against camel, navy, cream and black, so this carré moves easily from a winter coat to a white shirt in spring.

Designed by Quebec artist Manuela Jarry.

Highlights

• A protective symbol you can carry with you every day, at your neck or on your bag
• Deep green that pairs naturally with neutrals and everyday wardrobe colours
• A generous square with enough silk to drape, knot or wear as a top
• Printed on both sides, so the design looks good however it falls
• Arrives in a gift box, ready to give (or keep)