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- White Holographic Waterproof Durable JeWitchy Travelers' Amulet Decal featuring Palestinian Solidarity symbols and a photo of a Revadim Asherah artifact dating back to the 13th century BCE
White Holographic Waterproof Durable JeWitchy Travelers' Amulet Decal featuring Palestinian Solidarity symbols and a photo of a Revadim Asherah artifact dating back to the 13th century BCE
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Holographic Revadim Asherah Decal
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This hand crafted, JeWitch conjured, protection amulet is a white holographic waterproof durable decal that features a travelers' prayer, Palestinian solidarity symbols and a photo of a Revadim Asherah artifact dating back to the 13th century BCE.
- The original artifact is on display in the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
- The olive branch represents Palestinians' deep-rooted connection to the land, economic survival against occupation and cultural identity.
- The doves on this amulet, each holding an olive branch, represent peace. Their red, green, white, and black coloring correspond to the colors of the Palestinian flag. After the 1967 six day war Israel banned the public display of the Palestinian flag so using symbols bearing those colors became a popular way to protest and express solidarity. The olive branch represents Palestinian resilience, connection to the land, economic survival against occupation and cultural identity.
- Asherah was a Canaanite deity that was worshiped by ancient Jews and their pagan predecessors. This statue's decorations include her holding open her vulva. She has twin babies nursing on each breast and long hair. There is a tree depicted on each of her thighs with an ibex climbing it. Asherah is associated with sacred trees, fertility and motherhood. She was also known as a Goddess of the sea and the Queen of Heaven. She is referenced throughout the Book of Jeremiah as a deity that women worshiped.
- Measures 2.5 inches across.
All profits are donated to rebuild Al Shifa, a 140-bed hospital extension in Gaza City.
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