I create dolls, signs, and boxes for colors and jewelry made of SOL. The dolls are my invention – they are cute, colorful, and happy.

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.

Alex creates wooden magic kits which he builds himself. A wide range of magic tricks that are suitable for children of all ages.

My stand combines creativity with love. Most of the works are Judaica artifacts: Passover plates, Chanukah menorahs, symbolic plates for Rosh Hashana, and candlesticks, the most special of which are bird candlesticks for a happy marriage and harmony. When the candles are lit, the shadows of the birds are reflected on the wall. I use many elements that combine blessings and spread love and spirituality.

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

(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.

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.

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.

(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.