I paint on ceramic tiles. All my works are unique and exclusive, and much creativity and thought are invested in them. Among my work you can find city views, signs for houses, greeting signs, mezuzah cases, Hamsas and more …I also draw to order. All my works are original and handmade.

A ceramic artist who uses traditional Ethiopian techniques.  Original handmade clay pieces, based on the Ethiopian Jewish tradition that has been passed down the years from mother to daughter so the pieces portray scenes from the life of the Ethiopian community as well as Biblical themes.

Fabric Tales.  Using Fabrics and old table cloths from all over the world – India, Russia, Ukraine…  Adi is creating unique Matriushkas, pillows and other special items full of color and distinction.  

Sown felt and textiles in a combination of colors and patterns, all meticulously hand sown: Hanging mobiles, bags, arches, and decorative cushions.  

My creations are made of Jerusalem stone and reworked slate, combined with brass using the firing technique. Most of my works are Judaica but I use also other universal motifs.

My name is Sapir and I am from Jerusalem.

From a young age I have been creating in a wide variety of different materials and art styles, I completed a jewelry and fashion course at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design and there I chose to continue creating a collection of silver jewelry in combination with gold and natural gems, unique handmade models with a texture that is created by direct fire on the metal and causes unique local melting that is different each time. In addition, I also do setting of colored natural gemstones.

Painting on pure silk. I draw paintings on handkerchiefs, challah covers, cushions, prayer shawls, bandanas, and more.

Jeweler and jewelry designer. Michal is a groundbreaking artist in the field of cold enamel. She combines classic traditional jewelry with contemporary designs and lots of humor. On her stand, you can find silver, gold, and goldfilled earrings, rings, necklaces, and bracelets.

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.