Star of David with Christian and Moslem emblems in the center of one of the Secret Postcards that were issued by Fresh Paint Fair white Project. 1200 white blank postcards were given to Israeli Artist who turned them into art works without signing their names on it. The postcards will be sold to the public.
Star of David on a Torah cover - old Postcard from Warsaw. From Hayim Shtayer collection. Copyright: Hayim Shtayer 2008
From: commem dot com:
36 "Stars of David" Surround the Israeli flag on the 50th Anniversary coin
Magen David on a JNF postal stamp issued on September 1987
A white Star of David appears between the Hebrew and the English captions on the top of the stamp. From Hayim Shtayer collection.
Hayim Shtayer took this photo of a Star of David on graffiti in the Haifa Or Chadash (Translation from Hebrew: New Light) community center. Copyrights: Hayim Shtayer, 2008
Hayim Shtayer took this photo of Stars of David graffiti in the Haifa Or Chadash (Translation from Hebrew: New Light) community center. Copyrights: Hayim Shtayer, 2008
Three Magen David shapes are symbols of:
Three Magen David shapes in the human skeleton
Movements of pelvis, ribs and head
Movements of hands, legs, and of the body in space
The Central Magen David symbolizes the balance between masculine and feminine elements.
Center of the Magen David is represented by means of three rings that symbolize the triple nature of structure, movement, control and spirituality. In addition, the Magen David is a form of a representation of Tai Chi.
Photo is courtesy of Moshe Gorelik
Copyright © Moshe Gorelik 2008
