Hand-cut Papercut
8"x8"
Blessing for the Home
"May this home be a place of health, joy and peace"
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Ketubah - Marriage Dedication
Hand-cut Papercuts
Ketubah 16"x16"
Ketubah 16"x16"
Song of Songs 5:16 (in part)
This is my
beloved and this is my friend
זֶה דוֹדִי וְזֶה רֵעִי
In this papercut one can see the beloved
couple embracing.The abundance of foliage and the deep,
intertwining roots surrounding the two trunks that have merged into one, symbolize
a long and strong life together. Dancing friends, grounded and growing together
in new directions.
Sunday, May 27, 2012
Thursday, March 15, 2012
SPRING SERIES - LIFE IS IN THE DETAILS
SPRING SERIES - LIFE IS IN THE DETAILS
SPRING SERIES - LIFE IS IN THE DETAILS
SPRING SERIES-LIFE IS IN THE DETAILS
Monday, January 16, 2012
ELI, ELI - MY GOD, MY GOD

HADERA, ISRAEL - PARTICIPATING IN - P2G WINDOWS OF IDENTITY 2012
POEM BY HANNAH SENESH
My God, My God
I pray that these things never end
The sand and the sea
The rush of the waters
The crash of the heavens
The prayer of man (the heart)
THE PAPERCUT
The Tree of Life-Eitz Chaim, perceptibly present, is the blessing of abundance – Torah.
It leans slightly to the East, to direct the prayers of our heart towards Jerusalem.
Encircling the tree are three connecting rings:
Israel - Hebrew script …ELI, ELI
Peoplehood - intertwining vines linked together;
the strength and might of the Jewish people.
Diaspora - My God, My God… English script.
The rings that unify are continually surrounded by the elements of nature.
The sand and the sea, the rush of the waters, the crash of the heavens, the prayer of man (the heart)
THE VERY NATURE OF PAPERCUTTING IS KEEPING THE PARTS CONNECTED, SO AS NOT TO BE SEPARATED FROM THE WHOLE - SHALOM.
Painted Papercuts
GEMILUT CHASADIM - LOVING KINDNESS

Eitz Chaim (The Tree of Life), shown here with seven pomegranates, symbolizes the richness of the Jewish value of giving. In Judaism, there are seven marriage vows, families wait seven days to name a baby or celebrate a Brit Milah (with the actual ceremony on the eighth day), and the mourning period of shivah lasts seven days. Pomegranates represent fertility and abundance. They are said to contain 613 seeds, the number of mitzvot (commandments) in the Torah. One of the 613 mitzvot is tzedakah, which in Modern Hebrew is translated as giving.
Painted Papercuts
Sunday, October 30, 2011
PATHWAY OF PROTECTION
Monday, August 29, 2011
THE PROSPERER
FOR OUR SEASONS
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