Tattoo by Leon at Radical Tattoo in Tel Aviv, Israel. I’m visiting Israel, where my parents were born, and the homeland of the jewish people, so I got this tattoo, here as a little piece of art to remember my trip and Israel as home… ingrained in my roots. The Hamsa (as the door) is a Jewish/Middle Eastern symbol representing the hand of god, pointing upwards, which means it attracts positive energy. Basically, I’m in love with my tattoo— and the time and location and meaning of where I got it are all so harmonious. Digging it entirely.

Tattoo by Leon at Radical Tattoo in Tel Aviv, Israel.

I’m visiting Israel, where my parents were born, and the homeland of the jewish people, so I got this tattoo, here as a little piece of art to remember my trip and Israel as home… ingrained in my roots. The Hamsa (as the door) is a Jewish/Middle Eastern symbol representing the hand of god, pointing upwards, which means it attracts positive energy. Basically, I’m in love with my tattoo— and the time and location and meaning of where I got it are all so harmonious. Digging it entirely.