Nursery Decor - Shmira Judaica

This Shmira prayer, Mazel Tov Decor Lamp placed in your Baby’s Nursery is a symbol of the infinite protection of G-d. As long as you are in this room, may you never come to harm, and the guardian angels of G-d will encircle you.
may you always be blessed with good health and never know sadness or suffering. May you go through life surrounded by the love of family, friends and community. May your life be full of joy, success and fulfilment, and may your path always be lit with goodness, mercy and peace. Amen.

"'These are my names:--Satrìnah, Lilith, Avìtu, Amìz Raphì, Amìzû, Kakash, Odem, ’ìk, Pods, ’ìls, Petrota, Abro, Kema, Kalee, Bituah, Thiltho, Partashah.

"'And whoever fixes up these my names I shall at once flee from the placard hung up in the house of the confined woman or the child. This is a charm, and the child as well as his mother shall never be hurt by me.'"

Picture of a hand, on the back of which is written "Shaddai" (Almighty) and "Adonai " (Lord)) with permutations of letters forming names of angels, etc.

A segula to protect from the evil eye (Hebrew: סגולה, pl. סגולות, segulot, "remedy" or "protection") is protective or benevolent charm or ritual in Kabbalistic and Talmudic tradition