This blog (by Zeev Barkan) is dedicated to the Star of David, its history, its various meanings and usages in different cultures. It includes thousands of pictures of Star of David, six-pointed stars, hexagrams, Solomon's Seals, Magen Davids and yellow badges,and served as a resource for three books and four art exhibitions.
Original work of Rabbi Ben-Zion Bar-Ami at the micrography museum that dwells at the Rehovot municipal religious council building.
Ofira Oriel sent me her New Star of David mandala painting. 
Decorative plate with Star of David in its center in Moshe Genish's Synagogue Tent in the Galilee, Israel.
3 dimensional Star of David in Moshe Genish's Synagogue Tent in the Galilee, Israel. For Genish the Star of David is not an object or a symbol - it is a part of him...
A small article was published about Yevu Yashir 3D folded paper in the Mishpacha magazine of 28 September 2006, right before Sukkoth. The Sukkah lampshade developed by the Barkan Family is made of paper and is opened in the shape of a 3D Star of David. The lampshade "upgrades" any ordinary bulb that lights the Sukkah and adds color and interest to the decorations. Comes in various colors.
Price: 35 NIS
Mishpacha page 45.
This is another view of Yevu Yashir sukkah lampshade in my neighbour's sukkah. The new design seems quite comfortable with the old decorations, but don't worry - in ten years the new will become old...
Yevu Yashir 3D folded paper sukkah lampshade in my neighbour's sukkah. I planned taking this photo about half a year ago, when the lampshades arrived from the manufacturer.
