Handmade scarves, bags, and cushions created using the Japanese Shibori technique, based on folding, tying, and dipping the material in paint.

(English) A variety of leather engraving and sculpting techniques: bags, belts, wallets, bracelets, various cases, and more. Can be ordered upon request.

I create dolls, signs, and boxes for colors and jewelry made of SOL. The dolls are my invention – they are cute, colorful, and happy.

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.

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.

Unique handmade jewelry, in a variety of metals (silver, brass, copper) and other materials. Surface treatment, textures, and complex compositions. Yehuda specializes in evening jewelry.

Home design products using traditional stained glass technique: Boxes, racks, saucers, memo, and small pictures. My work includes a huge collection of nostalgic and retro images.

My paintings are a combination of handmade paper layers – layers of texture and color. My paintings are happy and joyful. After preparing the base of each painting, which is actually its “canvas,” I draw my little “stories” on it.