The Hand of Fatima on a traditional wooden door in the kasbah of Tangier,the highest point in the city. The hand protects the house from the evil eye.

The Hand of Fatima on a traditional wooden door in the kasbah of Tangier,the highest point in the city. The hand protects the house from the evil eye.

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