(English) Ofir offers handcrafted silver and  goldfilled jewelry, some of which is characterized by a high finish with ruffles, while other items are heavy and massive. Each piece of jewelry is manufactured individually and the jewelry is displayed exclusively at the fair.

Daniel, an experienced glass artist with a 14-year journey in his craft, arrives at the estate from Ashkelon, his current home. His passion for colors, stained glass, and ideas from diverse cultures around the world and the jewish history, serves as the driving force behind his creative works. Having lived in the Netherlands, Argentina, and eventually settling in Israel, Daniel draws inspiration from the art he encountered and cherished in each of these countries. This eclectic mix of experiences reflects in his art, which you can explore at his stand. Intriguingly reminiscent of the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires, you'll find colorful and joyful works that capture the spirit of the Argentinean city. Moreover, he masterfully crafts landscapes, flowers, and animals, drawing you back to the enchanting scenes of the Netherlands. Of course, no collection would be complete without authentic pieces inspired by the beautiful Land of Israel and Judaism. Here, you'll discover hamsots, breathtaking views of Jerusalem, blessings for the home, and more, all artistically brought to life by Daniel's skilled hands. Accompanied by his wife, Gita, who is also multilingual, they warmly invite you to engage in conversation, offering the opportunity to be impressed and inspired by their artistic journey and the wealth of languages they share. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in the world of colors, stories, and cultures at their enchanting stand.

(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.

Welcome to "Yonona Candles" – candles and accessories boutique

My name is Tatiana, I create unique handmade candles that will give you an amazing atmosphere anywhere

My studio is in Tiberias, here I prepare all the products for you, personally pack all the orders and send them by mail

Especially for you, twice a week I come to Tel Aviv for the art fair.

At the fair you can see all my products in reality, smell the scent and fall in love.

I promise you that you will not remain indifferent and will be able to purchase the best gifts for yourself, your relatives and friends

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.

Colourful and playful caricatures drawn on spot within a few minutes (:

I am Nadia an artist and have been working with polymer clay for more than 10 years. I love and understand this material. Do you know what it is? So I didn't know a few years ago. I studied ceramics and pottery at an art school. After graduating from school, I spent a long time looking for a material that I could work with not only in the studio, but also at home. Once I was in Finland and bought a German polymer clay Fimo in an artist's shop. I learned how to work with her, improved myself. Most of all, I like to make decorations and holiday décor from polymer clay. Now I specialize in miniatures. I work in different techniques: appliqué, imitation of embroidery and fabric, silk-screen printing, mogume gane and culinary miniature. Since 2012, my works have participated in fairs and exhibitions in different cities of Russia. I have successfully sold my work all over the world: my satisfied clients in Australia, Europe and even in Japan and Korea. I took part in charity events to raise funds for sick children. I moved here from Russia with my family 1.5 years ago. I am very happy to be in Israel, to get to know the country and the people. Since 2021, I have been collaborating with Polymer week, a Czech magazine for polymer professionals. I publish master classes both in the online community and in print. In December 2022, I received a grant from the Ministry of Absorption as a high-class artist with unique techniques. For 7 years I have been conducting master classes for children from 5 to 105 years old. I have developed programs of different levels of complexity that are suitable for beginners and professionals. Students always leave the classroom with a finished product and a smile. She conducted master classes for children and adults in Haifa and Rishon Lezion throughout 2023. For a year now, my works can be seen and purchased on Nachalat Benyami Artists Street in Tel Aviv. I am sure that handmade products are not just things for a specific purpose that people buy for money, but they are opportunities to get acquainted with new materials and artists through products. After all, when you buy a handmade thing, it is not just a sculpture or a painting. You buy hundreds of hours of experimentation, days, months, years of searching, and moments of pure joy. You're not buying a thing, you're buying a piece of your heart, a piece of your soul, a moment of someone's life.

(English) As an artist who is a graduate of Tel-Aviv University in multi-disciplinary art, I create, design, and paint artefacts from wood. my work is meticulously crafted, high-quality and durable. My collection consists of useful products: watches, home signs, mezuzahs, racks, memo products, bathroom sets, and more.

(English) Handcrafted jewelry in created by using various techniques that include the use of a variety of metals: silver, brass, copper, nickel silver, gold, and gold coatings. Noa produces new raw materials that are integrated into the creation of the jewelry in which the various colors of the metals are expressed.

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 …