The precursor to the Modern Hebrew alphabet, Phoenician was a language and script used throughout the Mediterranean basin during the time of King Solomon's Temple, and is stunningly presented on this limited edition ceramic all hang. Each letter of the Phoenician alphabet is engraved together with its modern Hebrew equivalent and English transliteration. The top and bottom of the tile are decorated in a Mediterranean pattern. Each plaque is delicately hand crafted and painted, as well as glazed at a high temperature, to create a truly stunning and special work of art. The plaque is designed to be hung on the wall and comes with a stamp of authenticity on the back. Packaged in a beautiful box, the plaque is also accompanied by an information booklet about the artist. An elegant mix of Jewish tradition and contemporary artistic design, this plaque is a unique masterpiece that would make a stunning addition to your home décor.
Please note: As each piece is hand-painted and unique, there may be variations in the colors.
Art In Clay is a family-run art studio in Jaffa-Tel Aviv, founded in 2008 by Israeli artists, Amir Rom and his wife Laurence, both graduates of the prestigious Bezalel Academy of Art and Design. Specializing in the production of handmade ceramics that bring together modern designs and ancient Jewish tradition, Art In Clay's work draws inspiration from the Land of Israel, the Bible and archaeological findings. Their work has earned them high regard and they were commissioned by the US Government to design special pieces in honor of the opening of the US Embassy in Jerusalem in May 2018.
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https://www.judaicawebstore.com/art-in-clay-handmade-ceramic-ancient-hebrew-alphabet-plaque-wall-hanging112273Art in Clay Handmade Ceramic Ancient Hebrew Alphabet Plaque Wall Hanginghttps://www.judaicawebstore.com/media/catalog/product/a/r/art_in_clay_handmade_ceramic_ancient_hebrew_alphabet_plaque_wall_hanging.jpg5252USDOutOfStock/Home Decor/Jewish Wall Art/Home Decor/Ceramic Art/Ceramic Home Decor/Home Decor/Ceramic Art/-Ceramic Gifts-/Jewish Gifts from Israel/Hebrew Alphabet Gifts/Jewish & Israeli Art/Art in Clay38064164416565756667<p><strong>Clay Ceramic, Glazing, Engobe Colours</strong></p>
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<p><strong>Size: 12cm x 8.5cm / 4.7" x 3.3"</strong></p>
<p>The precursor to the Modern Hebrew alphabet, Phoenician was a language and script used throughout the Mediterranean basin during the time of King Solomon's Temple, and is stunningly presented on this limited edition ceramic all hang. Each letter of the Phoenician alphabet is engraved together with its modern Hebrew equivalent and English transliteration. The top and bottom of the tile are decorated in a Mediterranean pattern. Each plaque is delicately hand crafted and painted, as well as glazed at a high temperature, to create a truly stunning and special work of art. The plaque is designed to be hung on the wall and comes with a stamp of authenticity on the back. Packaged in a beautiful box, the plaque is also accompanied by an information booklet about the artist. An elegant mix of Jewish tradition and contemporary artistic design, this plaque is a unique masterpiece that would make a stunning addition to your home décor.</p>
<p><strong>Please note: As each piece is hand-painted and unique, there may be variations in the colors.</strong></p>
<p><strong>Art In Clay</strong> is a family-run art studio in Jaffa-Tel Aviv, founded in 2008 by Israeli artists, Amir Rom and his wife Laurence, both graduates of the prestigious Bezalel Academy of Art and Design. Specializing in the production of handmade ceramics that bring together modern designs and ancient Jewish tradition, Art In Clay's work draws inspiration from the Land of Israel, the Bible and archaeological findings. Their work has earned them high regard and they were commissioned by the US Government to design special pieces in honor of the opening of the US Embassy in Jerusalem in May 2018.</p>00add-to-cartWall ArtCeramicHebrew AlphabetArt in Clay
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