Elena Horvat. Ceramics is love at first sight for me. I stumbled into the profession by chance and found myself addicted to this art for many years. For over a decade, I’ve dedicated my life to this exciting craft… ceramics transformed from a hobby into my life’s work. I especially enjoy working with my hands, creating figures and images that tell stories – all from clay. Artistic ceramics that can not only design interior spaces but also uplift mood and inspire imagination. My ceramic creations are more than just aesthetic beauty; they also evoke inner emotions. If an object makes you smile, then it’s worth purchasing. A smile lifts the heart and soul, and the effect it bestows upon you doesn’t fade over the years. Visitors at the artists’ fair in Nachalat Binyamin always smile when they reach my ceramic table. These ceramic creations enrich the lives of their new owners in every country they find themselves in. The satisfaction I derive from this encourages me to constantly create new things and bring joy to visitors anew each time.

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

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.

Stoneware ceramics in a unique combination of exposed natural clay and strong colors. Bathroom and kitchen accessories, bowls of various sizes, cups, and Judaica items.

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

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.

The legendary stand of the late Daniel Yoffe and his wife Danielle. Handmade and hand painted toys offering as a free passage from knowledge to culture. Derived from legends and books and powered by sustainable energy, such as wind, gravity, balance, physics, and the laws of mathematics. Patiently and with great knowledge, Daniella involves the audience that visits her stand and provides an intellectual and challenging experience for all ages.

Mosaics in the natural colors of the stones. Meticulous work of cutting and arranging the small stones to produce pictures, signs, mezuzot, and hamsas. The work is inspired by ancient mosaic work and archeological findings in the region and the ancient world.

Graduate of Hamidrasha Faculty of Arts – Beit Berl and London Polytechnic painting and design programs. My jewelry was inspired by a desire to create a wearable art language. They are influenced by various artistic movements, including Dada, Cubism, Wabi-sabi aesthetics, and architecture. All of my jewelry is handcrafted in my studio with an emphasis on simplicity, geometric lines, and asymmetry.
My jewelry can be donned in a variety of ways.
A significant portion of the jewelry can be worn in multiple ways, which contributes to its uniqueness (one piece of jewelry can easily be transformed into four separate pieces).

Shula design and creates hand-made glass jewelry from special high-quality glass. The fusing of the glass is at a temperature of about 800 degrees. Every piece of jewelry is unique.