Unlike most of my artwork, this one, being 5 x 7, will fit in a standard size 8 x 10 frame with a mat.  You can buy the frame + mat at many stores.  However, if you want to buy a custom framed version from me, they will not all be the same but will have varied mats and frames, because this image has so many different tones!  All of the mats will be in the brown-orange family, with a dark brown frame of some kind, but my choice will depend on the materials I choose at that time.  As usual in my work, all materials will be conservation grade.

Here are some examples.  I cannot necessarily honor any preferences for mat or frame, so please be willing to take a chance if you want me to do the framing.

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It will be on display at the Pozez JCC of Fairfax, from Oct 28, 2025- Dec 13, 2025.  Please let me know if you are interested or contact them directly.

The letters of the Hebrew alphabet (Aleph Bet) are illustrated with quilling.  The piece comes with a key giving the words in Hebrew and English.  It is framed with a distressed wood-look frame, and the glazing is acrylic.  The final size is 19″ x 25″.

This aleph-bet was sold to a dear friend of mine.  I would enjoy making another, that could be customized to your request.  Please contact me if you are interested.

A mizrach is anything which hangs on an eastern wall to denote the direction of Jerusalem.  This archival, giclée print is of a silkscreened and cut paper design, which was over-colored with colored pencil. It is matted and framed to 13 x 13.  The exact matting and frame colors may change depending on supplies. If listed as “back order”, please allow 3 weeks for delivery.

Order by April 1 for delivery for Passover 2025! 

Only a few left for this year

We are supposed to recline at the Passover seder, like carefree people did in days of yore. But who has a pillow that is suitable? Here is the perfect solution – a standard size pillow case that illustrates the Passover song “Who Knows One?”  On the back, is a picture of matzoh.  Put it on any regular bed pillow, and after the seder, you can fold it away for the next year. Each case comes with a “midrash” – an  explanation of the symbols I chose,  and  also washing instructions. 

The case is made of a heavy weight 100% cotton, and is pre-washed.

I created this picture with paint and cut paper, then digitally adjusted it to optimize it for the custom fabric printing service that I use.  The matzoh is from a digital photograph that I took of a real matzoh.  Each case is individually sewn by me, with a Velcro closure on the back. 

For an archival  print of this design, see my “Who Knows One” print.

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This is a representation of a verse from Parshat “Ki Teitzei”, Deut 22:6,  “Thou shalt not take the dam with the young”.  This is one of the laws regarding the humane treatment of animals, and by extension, all living creatures.  “Dam” is an old word for “mother”, that was in the translation I used.  Unfortunately, I learned later that not too many people are familiar with that term. The finished size is about 13 x 18.

It is created using quilling and gouache painting.

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