Reli Wasser, Pendant

Curator and artist Reli Wasser came the opening of the exhibition “Magen David” in Tasha Gallery in Tel Aviv, Israel, with a pendant she made with her own hands.

Isaskhar

Photo of Star of David in a stained glass window depicting the tribe of Isaskhar is courtesy of Ronen Kimel and Sabina Saad. The window is one in a series of 12 tribes of Israel and it is decorating a synagogue in Sharei Tikva, Israel.
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Ronen Kimel lives in Moshav Nir Israel 113 and you can contact him via
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Star of David Lampshade

This is the fifth Star of David lampshade I publish here on my blog and it is the most artistic and expensive of them all.

Photo is courtesy of Ronen Kimel and Sabina Saad

The lampshade is hanging in a synagogue in Ashdod, Israel.

Copyright: Ronen Kimel and Sabina Saad 2007

Ronen Kimel lives in Moshav Nir Israel 113 and you can contact him via

972544807492

ronenkimel@bezeqint.net

Sabina Saad lives in Ramot Meir

Phone: 97289410231

The Seven Species

Photo of The Seven Species on a stained glass lampshade in the form of the Star of David is courtesy of Ronen Kimel and Sabina Saad. The lampshade is hanging in a synagogue in Ashdod, Israel.
Copyrights: Ronen Kimel and Sabina Saad 2007
Ronen Kimel lives in Moshav Nir Israel 113 and you can contact him via
972544807492
ronenkimel@bezeqint.net
Sabina Saad lives in Ramot Meir
Phone: 97289410231

Fireworks at the Opening of an Art Exhibition

Yesterday I went to participate in the opening of “Star of David” exhibition in Tasha Gallery, 42 Frishman, Tel Aviv. I met there three of the artists: Hanoch Ben Dov, Ofir Nave, Reli Wasser. I enjoyed every work of art I saw, so much that I told Reli if I could afford it I would have bought them all. At the end there were fireworks in the shape of the Star of David that added to the festive atmosphere.

Dick Ben Dor's Exhibition in Paris

Photo is courtesy of my friend Dick Ben Dor who brought me the catalog of his exhibition in June 2007 in the famous Mona Lisa Gallery in Paris. On the front we see six Stars of David representing the six days of creation surrounding the seventh day, Sabbath. On the back of the catalog we see another Star of David work titled Hope depicting the holocaust with black rivers of blood on the bottom and with the word HOPE on the top triangle.

YMCA Lampshade

Photo is courtesy of my friend painter Dick Ben Dor who went to a concert in YMCA in West Jerusalem and noticed this splendid Star of David on a lampshade with its amazing Star of David shadow. As I already wrote the YMCA in West Jerusalem is one of few places dedicated to bridge between Christians Jews and Muslims. The Star of David is a bridging emblem that is in use in all major religions but in YMCA it is representing only Judaism since, IMHO, the YMCA builders didn’t know how important it is to all religions.