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When I started metal smithing, it felt like I took the tools out of my back pocket. It felt right. Clearly this was something I was meant to do—all the time. I was using my grandparents’ story of survival for a paper in a university class on the Holocaust and Genocide, when my grandfather started giving me his tools….
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Priestly Blessing Bracelets for Jewish Wonder Woman(men)
On March 9, 2019, I was taken by a vivid dream. A client wanted the Priestly Blessing inscribed and concealed inside a plain silver cuff for his daughter. When I awoke, “A Sabbath Prayer” from Fiddler on the Roof was ringing in my ears. I couldn’t fall back asleep. I am descended from the “Kohainim” and could administer the…
Make Your Own Mezuzah Workshops Coming Up!
As 2019 moves along, I’ve got two new class offerings on the horizon. These workshops coincide with the Jewish Holiday of Shavuot, which celebrates the receiving of the Torah. Join me! June 9th 2019 1 – 4 pm – for Adults Co-Sponsored By Congregation Beth Israel Judea Shavuot Make Your Own Mezuzah Workshop General Information Register online June 10th,…
Jewish Life at Duke Custom Gift
One-of-a-Kind Shin Tree of Life Plaque In honor of Larry Moneta from the Jewish Life at Duke Advisory Board 8″ x 9″ x 1″ Copper, Brass, Peroba 2019 The Jewish Life at Duke Advisory Board commissioned this artistic plaque for Larry Moneta, who has given an inordinate amount of his time, energy and resources to Jewish Life at Duke University.…
Living A Creative Vision Workshop
After more than 20 years of living life as a working artist, I have learned so much. I have created a workshop specifically designed to help other artists make their way through life and figure out how to best support themselves. This class is meant to inspire creatives to do what is necessary to create a life worth living. It…
Fine Art from the Holy Land at Congregation Beth Israel Judea
Tzedakah (defined in Hebrew as justice, secular meaning – charity) is an important part of ‘living’ and ‘engaging’ in Torah, rather than just reading about it in a book. Each of us has unique gifts that we can give to the world. Whether it be volunteering your time, giving money, sharing helpful ideas, getting dirty and giving your elbow grease,…
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