My name is Sapir and I am from Jerusalem.

From a young age I have been creating in a wide variety of different materials and art styles, I completed a jewelry and fashion course at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design and there I chose to continue creating a collection of silver jewelry in combination with gold and natural gems, unique handmade models with a texture that is created by direct fire on the metal and causes unique local melting that is different each time. In addition, I also do setting of colored natural gemstones.

Unique handmade jewelry, in a variety of metals (silver, brass, copper) and other materials. Surface treatment, textures, and complex compositions. Yehuda specializes in evening jewelry.

I studied architecture at the Technion and worked as an architect. About a decade ago, paintings replaced the drawings and brushes replaced the computer. I gave myself to the white temptation of the canvas. I move between creations in which I seek maximum control, with careful planning and meticulous execution, and creations that force me to get lost. I am attracted to places where one thing turns into another, a line becomes a stain, an image disappears into the background, and layers emerge between the opaque and the transparent. I make laws and break them or improve them but I am supported by them as a skeleton for the construction of the work. Presenting my creations in the pedestrian mall serves the desire to make art accessible to the general public, in terms of both exposure and prices, and also enables a direct encounter with the buyers of the works, which is impossible when they are displayed in galleries. The eternal bursts forth with the spring in the heart of the desert; cradled by waves shattering on the rocks; soaring with the moon into the dark heavens; spiraling with the shadows of autumn leaves. This movement is life. The infinite dance of creation. The canvas, the brushes, and the tubes of paint make the music that invites me to dance.

Sharon Logsi is a passionate knitter who creates a wide range of knitted items, including dolls, baby rattles, pacifier holders, blankets, shoes, hats, bookmarks, small dolls on key chains that can be put on bags, coasters and more.
She enjoys challenging herself and making new things, and almost every week she creates something new. Knitting is a challenging activity that she finds fun and engaging, and she can knit almost anywhere.

The dolls are made from cotton wool, which is suitable for all seasons and is safe for babies. The wool has a high percentage of cotton, which makes it more durable and resistant to washing. Sharon prepares gift boxes and you can order a custom-made doll in any color you like. Her collection of knitted items is sure to impress anyone who appreciates the art of knitting.

Any idea or picture of yours can become a shining doorsign that warms your heart! A designer and Bezalel graduate, Miri draws and writes on the spot using acrylic paint and fine brushes with great skill and lots of love. On display you can find also painted clocks, mezuzah cases, key hangers, shower signs and hamsas, in a style inspired by watercolors and fresco.

The free-hand paintings and drawings in confident lines of figures and animals, especially cats and dogs, are full of humor. All the jewelry is hand-painted, made of metal coated with gold and silver.

Painting on pure silk. I draw paintings on handkerchiefs, challah covers, cushions, prayer shawls, bandanas, and more.

(English) I paint unique and high-quality window stickers in an innovative style. The stickers are versatile and you can find stickers suitable for every age and every pocket. In addition, you can find watches and signs for the door. Personal orders are available.

Creates jewelry with love and positive energy in order to promote the good in the world. Each piece is made of fabric and threads characterized by the style of "Hopono Pono," designed to help cleanse the energy of the person who wears the jewelry. Each of the jewels is combined with hidden elements that represent the expressions: "Please Forgive Me" "I'm Sorry" "I Love You" "Thank You"