Kobi Roth presents silver jewelry inspired by the ancient sources and culture of our region. The jewelry is made using an original technique of hand embossing on sterling silver. The collection includes pendants, earrings, charm bracelets, cufflinks, an also handmade silver chains. Kobi is a graduate of the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem. He was awarded the Design Award for excellence in the field of jewelry by the Israeli Ministry of Culture.

Sarah Ronit creates jewelry made of meaningful stones – small pieces from a sacred land, inspired by nature. Each piece of jewelry brings its own story: a pebble from a spring, a stone from Sinai, a piece of Roman glass from the past, sea stones that the waves and sand gave a natural look, breastplate stones that carry strengthening energies and more

I'm creating knitted dolls in crochet technique using cotton and wool threads. I especially love playing with textures and to create hairy and fuzzy animals such as cats, dogs, rabbits, giraffes, elephants, hedgehogs, turtle, octopuses and much more…

I learned knitting when I was 8 years old but  really started working with it around 15 years ago. 

I was knitting everything possible, mostly jewelry from solver and goldfield strings. The turn to knitting dolls came while I was giving knitting courses to the elderly in an assisted living facility in which I've worked for 4 years. 

I discovered adorable cuteness and a real joy in my heart every time a doll was done, and since then I just can't stop.

I am a graduate of Shenkar College of Engineering and Design, where I studied jewelry making and silversmithing. My jewelry is inspired by ancient Mediterranean ornaments and architecture. Most of my work is silver jewelry to which I add colorful polymer clay and filigree elements, flowers, semi-precious stones, and dot shapes created by silvery and golden chains. I finish my jewelry with cold enamel to protect and complete the design and endow it with more elegance.

(English) Puzzles made of carefully chosen natural materials. The puzzles are didactic, revolving around animal-related subjects. They improve coordination and fine motoric skills and allow children to learn the order of the alphabet, numbers, and series in Hebrew and English.

(English) I am a graduate of the Department of Film and Television at Tel Aviv University. I also studied fine arts at the Ramat Hasharon Art Academy and music at Bar-Ilan University. Music and painting are combined in the thinking games I have been creating since 1992. Some of these games are recommended for life prisoners and others for people at home, on an airplane, or with friends. What else can I add? The appearance, quality, and finish speak for themselves.

High quality sewing and unique combinations of cotton fabrics: wallets, bags, pencil cases, baby products, and items for children's rooms, book covers and notebooks. All samples can be ordered in different fabrics and colors.