Door Knocker

Fatima Hand Chamsa with Six-pointed Stars

Shot at

Kefalonia Island, Greece

Picture is courtesy of "Tony Tea" from Flickr

I Think that this combination of Chamsa and Six-pointed Stars

is meant to act double efficiently against Evil Eye

The design of this door knocker has a commercial potential

Tattoo Showing Fatima Hand with David-Shield

Picture is courtesy of Shannon Archuleta from Fickr

Star of David as a Frame in a Tefillin Cover

The left Star of David frames the Hebrew word for head (meaning the tefillin for the head) while the right Star of David frames the Hebrew word for hand (meaning the tefillin for the hand).

Picture is courtesy of Sharon Pazner From Flickr.

Star of David as a Frame

I just uploaded to YouTube a video (in Hebrew) about the Star of David as a FRAME and here's one image that was not included there, showing inside the hexagon one of names of God in Hebrew.

Picture is courtesy of "colros' from Flickr and he shot it at the Synagogue on Durocher, Montreal, Canada.

Solomon Seal in Oman, Jordan

Picture is courtesy of Jordan Horner who wrote to me that he spotted this along an abandoned house lattice at a ghost town near to Liwa, Sultanate of Oman.

Defaced Symbol of Salah El-Din

A hexagram on a lintel at Salah El-Din citadel in Sadr, Sinai, was defaced and the name Allah was chiseled instead- reported Tareq M.G. Abdel Hamid in his Unpublished M.A. Thesis, The American University in Cairo, 2005.

From: Islamic history through coins: an analysis and catalogue of tenth-century Ikhshidid coinage by Jere L. Bacharach‏, American Univ. in Cairo Press ‏, 2006

ISBN 9774249305 p. 160

Stonehenge

John Michell, in his book New Light on the Mystery of Glastonbury, 1990 describes a hexagram inside a square in the ground plan of the prehistoric monument of Stonehenge, England, third millennium BCE.