Hello! I'm Efrat, the artist behind EftiBefti. My journey began with a Master's in Stage Design from Tel Aviv University, leading me to create vibrant sets, costumes, and captivating retail displays. My work has been recognized with scholarships and featured in exhibitions both in Israel and internationally. Now, I channel my passion for color and personality into hand-painted acrylic jewelry and accessories. Each piece is meticulously crafted to spark joy and radiate optimism. Whether you prefer a bold statement or a subtle accent, my contemporary designs offer a unique touch to any style. I'm constantly creating new pieces, so there's always something fresh to discover. Come find your perfect piece of EftiBefti joy!

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.

Creates jewelry with love and positive energy in order to promote the good in the world. Each piece is made of fabric and threads characterized by the style of "Hopono Pono," designed to help cleanse the energy of the person who wears the jewelry. Each of the jewels is combined with hidden elements that represent the expressions: "Please Forgive Me" "I'm Sorry" "I Love You" "Thank You"

Contemporary design of a variety of serving dishes and Judaica products: trays, bowls, mezuza boxes, hamsas, and more … The products combine Israeli and Mediterranean motifs and colors. The vessels are baked at 1200 degrees, which ensures durability and strength.

Amnon Dayan presents gems and quality stone guitar picks that he cuts and polishes by hand, in his home workshop. Constantly searching for special gems, minerals and fossils, Amnon collects rough rocks usually found on private properties. These rocks, which were formed hundreds of millions of years ago, originate in countries such as Australia, India, America, Africa, Brazil, Canada and Mexico. He slices the rocks into slices of different thicknesses and from each slice Amnon selects and cuts the most interesting, beautiful, imaginative and special parts and polishes them into beautiful shapes (cabochons) or guitar picks. The stone guitar picks are very appreciated by guitarists due to the superb, clean, unfiltered sound they produce.

guitar picks:
http://stone-guitar-picks.com/
cabochons:
http://cabochons-and-slabs.com/

Dried flowers that I pick myself and dry, using a technique I have developed myself. The flowers are then included in Judaica designs and decorative items such as clocks, signs, mezuzahs, placemats, glass bottoms, toilet paper holders, and kitchen towels, etc.

(English) There is a virus unique to mankind, which infected us since the time’s dawn — that is art. I turned to clay in pursuit of not as much a shape, but rather a surface for painting. Running away from the perfection that is canvas, the straight lines and right angles; rather, the rawness, the immediacy with which to capture the fleeting world, the natural movement of a pencil, wrist, hand shaping the clay. The refinement of lived experience, of pain, joy, grief, shame, delight, bliss, love — revived, relived in art, taking on a new shape and coming alive once more. Confronted with war, epidemic, oppression, revolution, humans keep on loving, grieving, rejoicing, laughing, quarreling, learning, wondering, playing, conceiving — keep on living!

I studied architecture at the Technion and worked as an architect. About a decade ago, paintings replaced the drawings and brushes replaced the computer. I gave myself to the white temptation of the canvas. I move between creations in which I seek maximum control, with careful planning and meticulous execution, and creations that force me to get lost. I am attracted to places where one thing turns into another, a line becomes a stain, an image disappears into the background, and layers emerge between the opaque and the transparent. I make laws and break them or improve them but I am supported by them as a skeleton for the construction of the work. Presenting my creations in the pedestrian mall serves the desire to make art accessible to the general public, in terms of both exposure and prices, and also enables a direct encounter with the buyers of the works, which is impossible when they are displayed in galleries. The eternal bursts forth with the spring in the heart of the desert; cradled by waves shattering on the rocks; soaring with the moon into the dark heavens; spiraling with the shadows of autumn leaves. This movement is life. The infinite dance of creation. The canvas, the brushes, and the tubes of paint make the music that invites me to dance.

(English) Colored statement jewelry. I combine beads with colorful compositions. Each piece of jewelry is one of a kind.