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.

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.

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.

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.

Tzipi brings life to clay, creating sculptural pieces by hand. Cups, bowls, pomegranates, menorahs, magnets, trays, and more …

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 present street photography that include photos of openings doors, windows, gates and  street art In general. My husband and I regularly walk through the hidden corners of the streets of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem and document the temporary street art that reflects the present. The graffiti phrases evoke excitement or identification in the eyes of the beholder and are presented in original frameworks.

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

(English) Designed soaps, made from vegetable oils and aromatic oils with a fragrance that lasts for months.

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.