(English) An artist, ceramicist, and graphic designer who specializes in the sculpture of ocarinas – an ancient musical instrument made of clay, combining sculpture and sound that mimics the sound of the flute. The ocarinas come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and sounds.

(English) I create fashion accessories in leather that are colorful, using a combination of various techniques and materials, such as burning, weaving, macramé, and more. The variety of choices at the stand is rich and extensive.

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.

(English) Colored statement jewelry. I combine beads with colorful compositions. Each piece of jewelry is one of a kind.

I use numerology, the theory of numbers, to predict a person’s past, present, and future, based on his or her date of birth and name. I am unique in my field because I work according to high Kabbalistic numerology as well as astrology.

(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.

I am a graduate of Shenkar College of Engineering and Design, where I studied jewelry making and silversmithing. My jewelry is inspired by ancient Mediterranean ornaments and architecture. Most of my work is silver jewelry to which I add colorful polymer clay and filigree elements, flowers, semi-precious stones, and dot shapes created by silvery and golden chains. I finish my jewelry with cold enamel to protect and complete the design and endow it with more elegance.

My creations are made of Jerusalem stone and reworked slate, combined with brass using the firing technique. Most of my works are Judaica but I use also other universal motifs.

My name is Racheli Lial and I am a naiive artist.  in my studio overlooking the Galile mountains, I create jewelry with Murano glass, sterling silver, felt and more. "You can't use up creativity, the more you use, the more you have/ I chose this quote because it's what's happening in my studio – I allow myself to dream and let creativity celebrate. Since 2005 I am in the jewelry industry (former landscape architect), I have sold my designs to galleries and department stores in the USA, Japan, England and Spain. My designs are handmade one-of-a-kind creations. The idea was born while I was living in California, as I felt the need of my friends to be seen, to express something about themselves without words. When I create LILA, I see women whodecide to take one step forward, who stop hiding and want to be seen, to be connected to and to be known. Each character comes with a story and accessories dear to her heart. I use special techniques and make the whole process by hand in my studio. With my naiive designs, you will feel closer and connected to the people around you, and a little more special.