Ido Biran is photographing Tel-Aviv for over 20 years, and in 2014 started a project called "Tel-Avivi" that is dedicated entirely to the city. His photography style is street photography and the themes are mostly architecture, street art, the city's streets and squares, and the beaches of Tel-Aviv Yafo.

He loves enhancing the images' colors so they appear to resemble paintings. His mostly inspired by the french photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson and the Israeli Rudi Weissenstein. The technique he mostly uses is creating and setting up the frame/ composition and then waiting for an occurrence in the frame like a unique vehicle passing by or an intersting person that will enrich the image and the sense of dynamitic and movement. 

Ido has a BA in film and a masters degree in architecture and he uses his background and knowledge in these areas in his photographs.

You can order photographs in various sizes for your home or office through his website or on his Instagram and  Facebook pages

(English) Judaica jewelry featuring a combination of silver, gold, and stones. At the stand, you will find items that include fine goldsmithing. All the pieces are professionally handcrafted and show many years of experience. The artists has more than 50 years of experience, starting abroad, in manufacturing and designing jewelry for high society, and later in designing and manufacturing medals and emblems for the Israel Coins and Medals Corp and the army.

I fell in love with glass art 14 years ago when I saw an amazing exhibition of Dale Chihuly. Since then, I made hundreds of art pieces, most of them were experimental. My aim was and still is to develop new glass  art techniques that are unique and innovative. Each week you will find entirely new art pieces in my stand among them are bowels, plates, paintings, statues and jewelry.

For the last 20 years I have turned my hobby into a source of income. When I think of design I always imagine how the pieces I create will function in different environments. My intention in my creations is that the dishes will fit almost anywhere and suit every home decor, and be suitable for both daily use and the holidays.

My ceramic works are characterized by a unique work technique, with straight, clean lines, decorated with minimalist illustrations, with a smiling wink that adds to and does not detract from the intensity of the material.

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.  

Figures and masks carved out of wood. The sculptures are small and amusing, such as colorful and original sheep, masks, and more. You can see the artist in action at the stand.

I am a young artist from Tel Aviv and I have always loved to paint and write. In high school, I was exposed to art that combines the two – micrography, drawings from tiny letters.

At my stall I sell original handmade paintings, in different sizes of figures – famous artists and personalities from their quotes and songs or special and poems that suit their character and spirit. (In Hebrew and English)

I also do mandalas with blessings and calligraphy with verses. 

I believe there is weight to words and a place in art and there is something to learn from each of the different personalities.

In addition, I paint to order according to the customer's request.

Jeweler for 35 years. I think that jewelry should express feelings through color and the materials from which they are made, and it can be any possible material. The materials I work with are metals, which I find in unusual places, and Tiffany glass used originally for stained glass works. The jewelry reflects my Bukharan roots and is influenced by the carpets and silk scarves originating in my father's home in Samarkand.

Virtuoso silversmith working with silver and semi precious stones .Presents Hamsa, Stars of David, pendants and unique brooches. Showing great attention to detail, sophisticated and precise.

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.