All of the pieces are handmade, without using a potter's wheel. They are fired in kilns at high temperatures, like porcelain, using a special technique that allows the small thickness and light weight of the dishes. The designs are singular and each vessel is unique. You can put the dishes in the oven or microwave and wash them in the dishwasher. The stand shows also small statuettes. Orders based on pictures are possible.

Since I was a little girl, I liked to create things with my hands so it was just natural for me to choose the art department at the university.  I studied art at Haifa university, participating in all kind of workshops including photography, sculpturing, painting etc., After graduating I traveled the world for few years, then lived in Japan for 2 years which was a great inspiration for me., There I discovered polymer clay, I started using this amazing material and after silver crafting studies and since then I was looking for a way to combine both materials the polymer clay and the metal . My jewelry collection represents my own unique technique that I developed by combining these 2 materials. I have a lot of colorful jewelry, but also a unique dainty wedding jewelry and accessories. My designs are mainly nature inspired!

Anat skillfully sculpts a variety of graceful characters for every purpose and event. Anat's unique products can be found only at our fair Anat creates a variety of unique design for children's rooms, as well as door signs on which she writes in her unique handwriting, mobiles, mezuzahs, and menorahs.

Grigori’s hand-crafted items are an exquisite example of an ancient craft of bygone days, which is disappearing from our world.  This is your opportunity to own one of these treasures and be able to pass it down to future generations.  Gregory builds beautiful boxes for jewelry and other valuables and collectibles, no two boxes are alike and cannot be found anywhere else in the world. In addition to the boxes are items of Judaica such as Hamsas, Star of David symbols, Plaques, Plates, Pendants and Charms.

Grigori’s items are painstakingly carved and inlaid in minute detail.  He uses beautiful exotic woods such as Sapele (Mahogany), Maple, Wanga, Oak, American Walnut, Teak, Maple Burl, Rosemarie Burl, Bamboo, Beechwood 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

Unique handcrafted juggling games, especially "flower sticks." From ribbon sticks to fire equipment – everything is here.

Hello everyone! My name is Reip Chopin, I am a goldsmith artist, jewelry designer and jewelry teacher

I am a graduate of the Academy of Art and Design, Bezalel, Jerusalem. My works have won prestigious awards in the field of contemporary goldsmithing and Judaica design that have been presented in exhibitions in Israel and abroad

The jewelry collection on display at the artists' fair is made of gold, silver or gold filled as well as a combination of semi-precious and precious gems. I make the jewelry by hand, using the working techniques of the classic jeweler

Sharon Logsi is a passionate knitter who creates a wide range of knitted items, including dolls, baby rattles, pacifier holders, blankets, shoes, hats, bookmarks, small dolls on key chains that can be put on bags, coasters and more.
She enjoys challenging herself and making new things, and almost every week she creates something new. Knitting is a challenging activity that she finds fun and engaging, and she can knit almost anywhere.

The dolls are made from cotton wool, which is suitable for all seasons and is safe for babies. The wool has a high percentage of cotton, which makes it more durable and resistant to washing. Sharon prepares gift boxes and you can order a custom-made doll in any color you like. Her collection of knitted items is sure to impress anyone who appreciates the art of knitting.

 .Jewelry made from thin stainless steel mesh. The manufacturers of the thin stainless steel mesh usually used to filters or fine powders, did not imagine how the artist Shoshana Danieli would use it to create her jewelry design.     Shoshana cuts, folds, and crumples the mesh as she wishes until they become beautiful and light jewelry reminiscent of dream fans, airy bells, or ball gowns. The jewelry is dramatic, interesting, and lightweight.

I make my pieces out of polymer clay and decorate them with acrylics. I then top everything with epoxy resin for a beautiful glass-like finish. When visiting my stand, expect to find quirky earrings of all sizes and shapes, pins, clips and tons of other colorful bits and bops, inspired by mod fashion and pop art.