Shula design and creates hand-made glass jewelry from special high-quality glass. The fusing of the glass is at a temperature of about 800 degrees. Every piece of jewelry is unique.

(English) A graduate of the Beit Berl College, Einat creates bags and funny packs with fabrics that inspire her. The products consist of combinations of fabrics and buttons, in exciting compositions of color, textures, humor, and surprise.

(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'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.

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

Tamara creates a wide range of ceramics for the home using hand-decorated which inspired by "the house in the village". The utensils are fired at high temperatures, forming stoneware, which gives them high durability for any purpose – oven, dishwasher, etc. At the stand, you can find bowls of various sizes, mugs, serving plates, soap dishes, and cutlery trays.

Professional handcrafted soap making which made with love. I am vegan and therefore my soaps do not include palm oil or animal products; thus, I contribute to raising awareness of veganism. All my soaps are natural and do not involve the use of artificial colors and scents.

I have been working in the stained glass field for 18 years, and enjoy every moment of creativity with lots of love for the material and for the constant need to do something new, something that challenges me. Among my works you can find a doorbell button, in which there is a small light that illuminates it and reveals its beauty. This piece is registered at the Israeli Patent Registrar. Another exclusive product, "Wedding Glass Fragments," is a wonderful souvenir made from the broken wedding glass. I create for you a souvenir that will accompany you, your children, and your grandchildren. In addition, you can find mezuzot, candlesticks, Chanukah menorahs, and menorahs that can function as hanging mobiles and Hanukkiot that can be transformed into a dreidel, and more.

Michal displays on her stand items created by assembling pieces of glass and ceramics into a new and original art.

By using the Tiffany technique each item has its unique composition of Stained glass and Porcelain