Sarinson
 
"Shabbat Shalom"
 
This art is:
 
The piece incorporates several historic and spiritual Jewish emblems arranged across a faux-parchment background:
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Framed in a black frame
Double matted in beige and brown
Hand signed
Mixed Media Collage incorporating Hebrew text and traditional Jewish symbols. The main text in the scroll block on the right is the Shabbat Kiddush (specifically the biblical verses from Genesis 2:1-3), which is traditionally recited over a cup of wine on Friday evening to sanctify the Sabbath.
Visual Symbology
The Ten Commandments (Luchot HaBerit): Shown as a pair of stone tablets just above the main text block, labeled with the opening words of the commandments in Hebrew.
The Menorah: A traditional seven-branched candelabrum featured in the upper right.
The Star of David (Magen David): Featured inside a circular geometric emblem near the top left.
Ancient Coin / Medallion Motif: The large lower-left circle depicts two rams flanking a palm tree, a style commonly found on ancient Judean coins and historical archaeological findings.
Gold Foil Accents: The bold gold lettering down the center and right reads "שָׁלוֹם" (Shalom), meaning peace.
Framed in the USA
Framed Size: 27" x 32"
Image Size: 18" x 23"
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Visual Symbology
The piece incorporates several historic and spiritual Jewish emblems arranged across a faux-parchment background:
The Ten Commandments (Luchot HaBerit): Shown as a pair of stone tablets just above the main text block, labeled with the opening words of the commandments in Hebrew.
The Menorah: A traditional seven-branched candelabrum featured in the upper right.
The Star of David (Magen David): Featured inside a circular geometric emblem near the top left.
Ancient Coin / Medallion Motif: The large lower-left circle depicts two rams flanking a palm tree, a style commonly found on ancient Judean coins and historical archaeological findings.
Gold Foil Accents: The bold gold lettering down the center and right reads "שָׁלוֹם" (Shalom), meaning peace.