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

The stand displays works of FIMO air dry clay ,applied to various vessels, with Jewish motifs and symbols, such as candlesticks, kiddush cups, Passover plates and hamsas, and on various dishes, such as plates, glass trays, and vases …

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.

(English) Posing Dolls- funny animal figured sculpted posing as humans. Framed, sitting on a bench or a swing or just sitting to fit any shelf. Happy and decorative.

For the past 10 years, I have been creating jewelry from glass beads, mainly designs of flowers and leaves that I make using a glass burner. I combine the beads in a unique way with copper coated and colored wires, which I knit or weave. My works are characterized by subtle tones and are suitable for any occasion. In addition, I repair every piece of my jewelry that gets broken (for free for the first time).

(English) Colorful and vibrant drawings on ceramic, wood, and glass, coated with a shining glaze of cold enamel that creates the impression of a glass coating. Jewelry boxes, mirrors, Hamsas, and more. All the works are unique. Everything is done by hand and each is a one-time creation.

(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.

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.

Shela has been creating in ceramic sculpture for more than 20 years. She creates homemade original bells and combines them with figures according to order.

(English) Puzzles made of carefully chosen natural materials. The puzzles are didactic, revolving around animal-related subjects. They improve coordination and fine motoric skills and allow children to learn the order of the alphabet, numbers, and series in Hebrew and English.