Art from Israel has seen a global surge in popularity over the years due to the diligent work and careful efforts of the gifted Israeli artists who create wonderful, unparalleled pieces. A variety of Jewish symbols and traditions have provided brilliant inspiration for artists to dream up and make beautiful pieces for a universal audience to enjoy.
Yair Emanuel
Yair Emanuel, a graduate of one of Israel’s supreme schools for art and design, Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, finds inspiration from his own personal youthful experiences, as well as his comprehensive education. A great deal of his early years was spent in the holy city of Jerusalem. His experiences in this wonderful city helped to shape his unique approach to art.
Adina Plastelina
Israeli jewelry studio Adina Plastelina’s creations are individually hand-crafted and made
utilizing unique processes. Her work is done primarily with polymer
clay. The forms, colors and designs she use all web together to form
wonderfully artistic creations.
Ester Shahaf
Ester Shahaf graduated from Tel Aviv University and is currently an extremely proficient Judaica designer. She draws objects that stimulate her and turns them into eccentric works of art, utilizing a mixture of Orient, Nouveau and Modern themes. All of her pieces are hand-made and unique.
David Gerstein
David Gerstein’s art is celebrated all across the globe, particularly in Jewish communities. He is one of the most famous modern artists of Israel. He was born in Jerusalem but has studied all over the world to ensure his technique is flawless. His work can be viewed in many galleries and is sought-after by private collectors and enthusiasts worldwide. His imaginative vibrant syntax can be found in many public places.
These are only some of the Israeli artists whom have created beautiful masterpieces for people everywhere to enjoy. Other respected artists include Benny Dabach, Adi Sidler, Dorit Klein, Orly Zeelon, Iris Shemesh and Jack Jaget.
Each individual artist boasts their own unique style, creating anything from simple and unique jewelry pieces to magnificent paintings. These artists have contributed greatly to the world of Jewish art by instilling renewed spirits in old customs. Their work is highly respected and appreciated globally.
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Thursday, May 3, 2012
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Yair Emanuel's vivid world of Judaica art

Today I would like to introduce you to a renowned Israeli Judaica artist who lives and works in Jerusalem. A graduate of Israel's prestigious Academy of Art and Design, Yair has become one of the most successful Israeli Judaica artists in the international market. Yair Emanuel's vivid colors immediately capture the eye and elevate the spirit. Inspired by old traditions, Yair Emanuel mixes ancient with modern elements, while adding his own imagination to create his signature look.
Yair Emanuel's unique Judaica artworks include Shabbat candlesticks, Challah Covers, Hanukkah menorahs, hand-embroidered Tallits and much more. Emanuel's Works make some of the most popular Israeli gifts. What is really captivating in Yair Emanuel's works is the fact that they truly reflect the ancient and holy atmosphere of Jerusalem, which can only be conveyed through art. With Emanuel's magic touch, the sights of Jerusalem magically come to life.
Yair Emanuel's Jerusalem Shabbat candlesticks
Saturday, May 2, 2009
An Israeli Animated Video Wins an International Award
The highly acclaimed Israeli animation video has won a prize in Bublegum festival. The festival, which is held in New York for the second time, has awarded Israeli director with 20,000 Euros. The award was handed to the animator Guy Ben-Shitrit by the famous director, Spike Lee.
The talented creator of the winning animation video "Hey" is a musician and an animator, who made this video as a video clip for his Israeli music band, Eatliz. Click here for Eatliz MySpace page - This might be the coolest MySpace page I've ever seen!
Hey animated music video
The talented creator of the winning animation video "Hey" is a musician and an animator, who made this video as a video clip for his Israeli music band, Eatliz. Click here for Eatliz MySpace page - This might be the coolest MySpace page I've ever seen!
Hey animated music video
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