Dear Friends, Just to let you know, there’s a new FREE Jewish Calendar with the Barbed Wire Mezuzah I created featured inside. The calendar has mezuzot on just about every page. What an honor to have my work included! To request your free copy, click here. The Barbed Wire Mezuzah was among the first mezuzot I ever created. In…
I became an artist because of the deep injustices in the systems of the world towards those who are deemed “other.” In fact my first mezuzot were a testament to the suffering of my grandparents during the Holocaust. Before the incident with George Floyd, but in the recent rise of racist and anti-Semitic attacks in the U.S. my father and I got to talking about making a piece of art for the cause. 50% net proceeds will benefit The Voter Participation Center. The Voter Participation Center is a non-profit, non-partisan organization founded in 2003 to help members of the Rising American Electorate register and vote. Since then, the organization has helped more than 4.6 million people register and cast ballots.
Right now this pin is only available in Sterling Silver. Bronze or gold may be custom ordered. Please reach out to me if you would like to custom order the pins. The dimension of the pin is 1″ x .75″.
Each piece is custom made and may take up to four weeks for delivery. You will be notified of your projected ship time shortly after you place your order. After your purchase, you will be notified of the donation made in your honor via email. Thank you for supporting my work and this important cause.
I became an artist because of the deep injustices in the systems of the world towards those who are deemed “other.” In fact my first mezuzot were a testament to the suffering of my grandparents during the Holocaust. Before the incident with George Floyd, but in the recent rise of racist and anti-Semitic attacks in the U.S. my father and I got to talking about making a piece of art for the cause. 50% net proceeds will benefit The Voter Participation Center. The Voter Participation Center is a non-profit, non-partisan organization founded in 2003 to help members of the Rising American Electorate register and vote. Since then, the organization has helped more than 4.6 million people register and cast ballots.
This pin is available in Sterling Silver or Bronze. Gold may be custom ordered. Please reach out to me if you would like to custom order the pins. The dimension of the pin is 1″ x .75″.
Each piece is custom made and may take up to four weeks for delivery. You will be notified of your projected ship time shortly after you place your order. After your purchase, you will be notified of the donation made in your honor via email. Thank you for supporting my work and this important cause.
I became an artist because of the deep injustices in the systems of the world towards those who are deemed “other.” In fact my first mezuzot were a testament to the suffering of my grandparents during the Holocaust. Before the incident with George Floyd, but in the recent rise of racist and anti-Semitic attacks in the U.S. my father and I got to talking about making a piece of art for the cause. 50% net proceeds will benefit The Voter Participation Center. The Voter Participation Center is a non-profit, non-partisan organization founded in 2003 to help members of the Rising American Electorate register and vote. Since then, the organization has helped more than 4.6 million people register and cast ballots.
This necklace is available in three finishes. The barbed wire can be bronze, silver or 14K yellow gold. It comes on a sturdy 18″ sterling silver chain. Click through the gallery images to see the different metal choices. The pendant is substantial and has a good weight to it. The dimensions are 1″ x 1.25″.
To order, select the metal type you would like for the Barbed Wire. The price will be calculated based on your choice. Each piece is custom made and may take up to four weeks for delivery. You will be notified of your projected ship time shortly after you place your order. After your purchase, you will be notified of the donation made in your honor via email. Thank you for supporting my work and this important cause.
Please click here for more information on wearing bronze jewelry.
I became an artist because of the deep injustices in the systems of the world towards those who are deemed “other..” In fact my first mezuzot were a testament to the suffering of my grandparents during the Holocaust. Before the incident with George Floyd, but in the recent rise of racist and anti-Semitic attacks in the U.S. my father and…
Thanks to the Jewish Student Satellite Initiative , I will answer this question! Tomorrow’s conversation will be with a teen group formed to create Jewish education experiences that are tangible and integrated with science and art. I will share the story of the Barbed Wire Mezuzah, which was selected to travel into space with the first Israeli Astronaut, Ilan Ramon. I…
Education 1996 San Francisco State University, BA Sociology, Metal Art Minor, Cum Laude Permanent Collection Ilan Ramon Museum and Memorial, Mitzpe Ramon, Israel, Replica Barbed Wire Mezuzah National Museum of American Jewish History, Philadelphia, PA, Front Entrance Mezuzah Jewish Museum of New York, New York, NY, Untitled Mezuzah “Living in the Moment: The Celebration of Jewish Time” Hebrew Union College,…
Aimee Golant’s Metal Art Preserves Legacy, Crafting ‘Peace’ with Her Pieces Designer and metalsmith, Aimee Golant creates pieces that symbolize peace, andempower women that are deeply connected to her heritage. San Francisco, California, March 27, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Golden Gate City artist Aimee Golant has long been known for her jewelry and Judaica. Her creations through her brand Aimee…
Thank you! To everyone who participated in purchasing art that supported different causes this year. Despite all the hardship, fear and grief that 2020 presented to us, we were still able to raise $4,961.79 for charities. Here’s the breakdown: Tree of Life Synagogue: $15.90 Whitwell Middle School – Children’s Holocaust Memorial: $26.40 Sisterhood Temple Israel of Hollywood: $215.40 American Jewish…
My First Mezuzot In early 1993, I was a sophomore at San Francisco State University and in my second semester if the ‘Metal Art and Jewelry’ class. The professor, Dawn Nakanishi, gave us an assignment designed to teach us how to use the hydraulic press. We had to cut one die to create three different pieces of art or jewelry. …
Dear Friends, We are living in a time of us and them. It’s scary and easy to feel hopeless as we see history repeating itself. And not in a good way. The polarizing tensions we’re seeing in our country and the world… ignorance and narrow-mindedness…fear and violence…xenophobia and bigotry…these are not new. But if others’ memories are short, it’s incumbent…