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Sold By: Ruth Simon McRae
The Shadow Tallit features stripes of appliqued grosgrain ribbon in varying widths and an atarah of hand-printed mid-century inspired geometric designs. With hand-tied tzitzit, the Shadow tallit is reversible to an ikat dyed silk. -
Sold By: Ruth Simon McRae
Shalom is a challah cover made from a piece of lovely vintage needlework sewn on a raw linen base, with linen backing. -
Sold By: Living Art by Leah
This piece features the Shema and v'ahavta written by hand on the back side of a 12" round glass platter, so that the calligraphy and artwork are protected behind the glass. The beautiful Hebrew prayer is painted in reverse Hebrew calligraphy, with a mottled blue, pearl and gold floral background behind. -
Sold By: Living Art by Leah
Unique Prism Mezuzah case adds new perspective to an age old observance. The unique properties of the prism allow you to see a perfect double image of the art when looking directly at the mezuzah, and the thoughtful design allows for viewing of the prayer cradled within from the side. The Shema design of this prism mezuzah includes the first two words, Shema Yisrael, from the central prayer in Judaism, "Shema Yisrael, Adonai, Elohenu, Adonai Echad" which translates to "Hear O' Israel, the Lord is Our God, the Lord is One." The first two paragraphs of this prayer are written on the parchment which is protected within the Mezuzah case. Only a sampling of available colors are shown, however most mezuzahs come in a wide variety of colors. Please ask! -
Sold By: American Guild of Judaic Art
Sponsor level includes the ability to display 10 photos of your artwork on your personal profile page. -
Sold By: Living Art by Leah
Sports Kiddush Cups make great gifts for Bar/Bat Mitzvah or any occasion! Each is personalized with Hebrew and English name, and Bar/Bat Mitzvah or other significant date. Possibly the most fun kiddush cup ever, the feel of the paint on each sports kiddush cup even mimics the feel of the game's ball! Makes a great gift for your favorite sports fan. L'Chaim! -
Sold By: Living Art by Leah
Sports Kiddush Cups make great gifts for Bar/Bat Mitzvah or any occasion! Each is personalized with Hebrew and English name, and Bar/Bat Mitzvah or other significant date. Possibly the most fun kiddush cup ever, the feel of the paint on each sports kiddush cup even mimics the feel of the game's ball! Makes a great gift for your favorite sports fan. L'Chaim! -
Sold By: Living Art by Leah
Sports Kiddush Cups make great gifts for Bar/Bat Mitzvah or any occasion! Each is personalized with Hebrew and English name, and Bar/Bat Mitzvah or other significant date. Possibly the most fun kiddush cup ever, the feel of the paint on each sports kiddush cup even mimics the feel of the game's ball! Makes a great gift for your favorite sports fan. L'Chaim! -
Sold By: Living Art by Leah
Sports Kiddush Cups make great gifts for Bar/Bat Mitzvah or any occasion! Each is personalized with Hebrew and English name, and Bar/Bat Mitzvah or other significant date. Possibly the most fun kiddush cup ever, the feel of the paint on each sports kiddush cup even mimics the feel of the game's ball! Makes a great gift for your favorite sports fan. L'Chaim! -
Sold By: Ruth Simon McRae
The Stained Glass Tallit is a reversible prayer shawl in bold colors of green and deep purple, with stencil and block print stained glass imagery on silk and linen, with hand-tied linen tzitzit. -
Sold By: American Guild of Judaic Art
Sustainer level includes the ability to display 4 photos of your artwork on your personal profile page.
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Sale!Sold By: Marina Iomin
Bright Day“Bright Day” is a handmade figurative composition inspired by quiet moments of Jewish family life.
The scene captures a feeling of warmth, light, and togetherness — as if the family has stepped out for a peaceful Shabbat walk, suspended for a moment between conversation, sunlight, and stillness.
Each character carries an individual presence and emotion, while together they create a gentle narrative about connection, tradition, and the simple beauty of being close to one another.
Created entirely by hand, this one-of-a-kind sculptural work reflects themes of family, memory, and everyday tenderness within Jewish life and culture.
