The artist, Dany Azoulay, composed the body of this mezuzah case as four triangular deep blue surfaces separated by thin white lines so that case becomes a representation of the letter shin. This is the most innovative design that we have seen for some time. And appropriate for a mezuzah , the surface has a beautiful touch. A velvet cloth covers the otherwise open back of the case.

length including metal screw holders – 5 1/4”, width – 3/8“, maximum depth – 3/4“

This is an arrestingly design by Portfolio Metalworks lead free pewter mezuzah case. The rounded body with a repeated shin as the decorative element is flanked by two columns that invoke the gates of the Holy Temple.

height - 4 1/4"; width - 1 "; depth - 1/2"

We can provide a kosher parchment.

A determined David Ben Gurion stares out at the viewer, together with one of his most famous quotes, "Any man who does not believe in miracles is not a realist!". A 1984 offset lithograph of edition size 350; signed and titled in pencil. In excellent condition. We ship this print in an acid-free mat.

image - 14" x 20"

Reuven Benajá illuminates the letters chai with the greatest of ingenuity. Here he fills the inside with two water fowl floating on calm waters beneath a cloud strewn blue sky. A bunch of grapes and two pomegrantes - themes often found in his pieces - hang from the fruit filled letter. The two letter text is surrounded with flowers and vines. Mixed media on parchment; signed (Reuven Benaja) and dated (Siena 5757).

image size - 8 1/2" x 15"

Our immediate reaction on seeing this copper seder plate was a murmur of appreciation. The lacquered leaves float above the six individual dishes. (Six glass dishes not shown here come with the piece.) Even if you have another seder plate, you will certainly want to include this on your table. Others produce painted Judaica, but none as successfully as this artist.

height - 7"; width - 13 1/4"; depth 7 1/2"