Wednesday, January 15 | 10:30AM – 11:45AM | Free
The hamsa is a symbol of protection from evil forces and is also believed to bring good luck. Used in many cultures, the word “hamsa” comes from the Arabic word for five referring to the five fingers of the hand. We will use air dry clay to create decorative, hanging hamsas. Learn to roll a clay slab, cut from a stencil, and add texture to ceramic pieces. We will finish the hamsas with acrylic paints so they are ready for hanging. Dress for mess! Please bring a donation of nonperishable or canned foods or feminine hygiene products which will be dropped off at the Ardmore Food Pantry.