All of the pieces are handmade, without using a potter’s wheel. They are fired in kilns at high temperatures, like porcelain, using a special technique that allows the small thickness and light weight of the dishes. The designs are singular and each vessel is unique. You can put the dishes in the oven or microwave and wash them in the dishwasher. The stand shows also small statuettes. Orders based on pictures are possible.

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.

I present street photography that include photos of openings doors, windows, gates and  street art In general. My husband and I regularly walk through the hidden corners of the streets of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem and document the temporary street art that reflects the present. The graffiti phrases evoke excitement or identification in the eyes of the beholder and are presented in original frameworks.

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.

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.

I am a graduate of the Department of Film and Television at Tel Aviv University. I also studied fine arts at the Ramat Hasharon Art Academy and music at Bar-Ilan University. Music and painting are combined in the thinking games I have been creating since 1992. Some of these games are recommended for life prisoners and others for people at home, on an airplane, or with friends. What else can I add? The appearance, quality, and finish speak for themselves.

I make sculptures from Papier-mâché using a unique technique. My work is characterized by a humorous, naïve, and pastel-colored style. At the stand you can find animals, dolls, fairies, hot-air balloons, airplanes, and more.

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.

Sculptures made of colorful polymer clay (FIMO), mainly of animals and all kinds of special and imaginary figures. A unique world of animals and figures from creates Rachel’s creative imagination.

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.