Exclusive for JudaicaWebstore.com! David Fisher created this beautiful tray, only to be bought here! You will not find this tray anywhere else. Grab it while you can!
Another square tray by David Fisher, this one is very special. A small circle in the center has the words shana tova printed inside, in green lettering. Beside that are vines, and red pomegranates, which symbolize the beginning of the new year. The next circle out is a collection of shivat haminim (the seven species of Israel) carved intricately. To fill out the square, there are swirls and leaves, ending in a thin white border. Surrounding that border is a vine, pomegranates scattered around it, in beautiful color. The look is finished off with a final border around the pomegranates, closing the square and completing the tray. The tray is 6mm thick, and using technology the paper cut design was printed directly onto the bottom of the glass.
The technology used for printing ensures that the design is durable, with multiple layers providing depth. The glass is five times stronger than regular glass. The technology was developed in Israel, and is the top digital glass printing company in the world.
Tray is easily washable. Not dishwasher-safe. Do not use acidic materials to clean the tray.
Available in 4 color options.
David Fisher, born in Jerusalem, is an Israeli graphic designer who has revived the traditional Jewish art form of paper cutting, that goes back to at least the Middle Ages, through utilizing a modern laser cut technology. Together with his expertise in Hebrew typography, the technique of arranging and designing text, these acclaimed works of art are a beautiful portrayal of Jewish blessings, prayers, symbols and decorative motifs.
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https://www.judaicawebstore.com/square-shabbat-shalom-tray-by-david-fisher-with-seven-species-available-in-different-colors-99484Square Shabbat Shalom Tray by David Fisher with Seven Species (Available in Different Colors)https://www.judaicawebstore.com/media/catalog/product/d/f/df-12.jpg169169USDOutOfStock/Judaica/Challah Covers, Boards & Knives/Challah Boards/Jewish Holiday Gifts/Tu BiShvat Gifts/Jewish & Israeli Art/David Fisher Paper Cut Art/Home Decor/Jewish Tableware/Other Tableware/Jewish & Israeli Art/David Fisher Paper Cut Art/-David Fisher Tableware35593792391740355815<p><strong>6 mm / 0.2" Glass</strong></p>
<p><strong>Size: </strong>35 X 35 cm / 17.5" X 17.5"</p>
<p><strong>Exclusive for JudaicaWebstore.com! David Fisher created this beautiful tray, only to be bought here! You will not find this tray anywhere else. Grab it while you can!</strong></p>
<p>Another square tray by David Fisher, this one is very special. A small circle in the center has the words <em>shana tova </em>printed inside, in green lettering. Beside that are vines, and red pomegranates, which symbolize the beginning of the new year. The next circle out is a collection of <em>shivat haminim (</em>the seven species of Israel) carved intricately. To fill out the square, there are swirls and leaves, ending in a thin white border. Surrounding that border is a vine, pomegranates scattered around it, in beautiful color. The look is finished off with a final border around the pomegranates, closing the square and completing the tray. The tray is 6mm thick, and using technology the paper cut design was printed directly onto the bottom of the glass.</p>
<p>The technology used for printing ensures that the design is durable, with multiple layers providing depth. The glass is five times stronger than regular glass. The technology was developed in Israel, and is the top digital glass printing company in the world.</p>
<p>Tray is easily washable. Not dishwasher-safe. Do not use acidic materials to clean the tray.</p>
<p><strong>Available in 4 color options.</strong></p>
<p><strong>David Fisher</strong>, born in Jerusalem, is an Israeli graphic designer who has revived the traditional Jewish art form of paper cutting, that goes back to at least the Middle Ages, through utilizing a modern laser cut technology. Together with his expertise in Hebrew typography, the technique of arranging and designing text, these acclaimed works of art are a beautiful portrayal of Jewish blessings, prayers, symbols and decorative motifs. </p>00David Fisher
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