As part of the opening of the Museum of the History of Polish Jews POLIN – Warsaw, in 2013,several wall ornaments on the thematic of Judaism have been created.
Jewish Art metal wall ornaments
Several Judaica decorations have been designed. They drawn their inspiration in the polychromes which adorned synagogues in Central Europe such as models Magen David and Menorah Classic. A more stylized version is also proposed for an easier integration into contemporary fittings with the Menorah Modern model.
These decorations comply with the features and level of quality we defined for our standard clocks in term of dimensions, fabrication and painting process.
Features of wall ornaments
- Steel Laser Cut.
- Dimensions 40 cm x 40 cm / Diameter 40 cm
- Powder Coating Paint Black matt.
- Hook and stabilizers welded on the rear side.
- Specific packaging for a secure shipment.
Judaica bookends
An original and stunning pair of bookends have been specially designed depicting an Orthodox and a Hasidic jews. This creation is particularly appreciated by visitors thanks to the presentation of the characters.
Bookends are equipped with anti-skid pads for a better stability.
Features of bookends
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- Steel Laser Cut.
- Height 19 cm.
- Power Coating Paint Black matt.
- 3 x anti-skid pads (foam or silicon).
Judaica Cards
In connection with laser metalworks, a set of quality cards created using laser cutting techniques were designed on the thematic of the Jewish Life: Shabbat, Klezmer and Shtetl.
They drawn their inspiration in the art of paper cut which is present in Poland either in the polish foklore (Wycinanki) and through some jewish religious ornaments in synagogues.
► In addition to be offered to friends, the aim of these beautiful cards is to be enhanced into a frame hung on a wall or presented in standalone decoration.
Card features
- Quality 250g Laser Cut pop’set paper.
- Black matt.
- Dimensions 16 cm x 16 cm.
- Embossing and gilding of letters.
- Enveloppe 17 cm x 17 cm.
- Protective cover.
References
Judaica ornaments, cards and bookends are presented in the gift shop of the Museum of the History of Polish Jews POLIN in Warsaw.
They are also available at the gift Shop of the Museum of Judaism located in the Old Synagogue (Stara synagoga) in Cracow.
Judaica and Klezmer bookends are presented too at the shop of the Jewish museum in Vienna, Austria.
How to buy a Jewish decoration ?
You can perform your order on our following e-stores :
Our website (english).
Notre site (français).
Nasza strona (polski).
►For stores, institutions, collective purchases, feel free to contact us.
The range of Judaica has been designed by Jacques Lahitte.
© All models are the property of the company Tolonensis Creation
Jacques Lahitte is also the author of the french website www.shabbat-goy.com which is dedicated to the jewish legacy in Poland. This known website presents over 400 places visited in more than 230 different cities and villages.