Sukkot Bags
Sukkot The Original Camping Festival Jewish Holiday Bag
by Hassen23
$19 $24
Description: This charming Sukkot illustration collection features nine festive symbols including a lulav and etrog tied with a striped ribbon, a decorated sukkah with lanterns and a table set for a holiday meal, a peace dove with floral wing patterns, a Star of David centered around an etrog, a lemon and palm branch arrangement, a Jerusalem skyline framed with hanging etrogs, a decorative lantern surrounded by citrus branches, a wreath of etrogs and jasmine flowers, and a rustic table set with a fruit bowl and pitcher. Rendered in a warm palette of golden yellow, deep navy, cream, and green, each icon beautifully captures the harvest joy and traditional imagery of the Sukkot holiday.
Description: Honor the joy of the Feast of Tabernacles with this “Worship, Feast and Repeat” graphic tee! Featuring a circular camping scene with a blue tent, glowing campfire, and tall evergreen trees, along with the scripture reference Leviticus 23:42, this design captures the biblical command to dwell in temporary shelters and celebrate God’s provision.
Description: Celebrate the warmth of tradition and the joy of togetherness with this beautifully illustrated design inspired by Sukkot. Surrounded by lush palm leaves and glowing lanterns, a family gathers around a shared meal under the stars. "A Taste of Joy" captures the essence of the harvest, gratitude, and the sacred pause to connect with one another. Perfect for festive apparel, spiritual gifting, or autumn celebration.
Description: “Ethrogim from Erez Israel.” Poster published in 1935, promoting Israel’s etrogs (yellow citron fruit) for the Sukkot holiday. Designed by Meir Gur-Arieh. Public domain, via PPPA. Meir Gur-Arieh (1891–1951) was born in Bobruisk, Russia, to a Hasidic family. He studied art in Russia before continuing studies at Bezalel in Jerusalem, and later, taught at Bezalel. Gur-Arieh produced numerous agricultural and promotional posters for Eretz Israel, featuring Jewish holiday imagery and promoting local produce. Using a variety of graphic design tools, I created a restored and enlarged reproduction of this historical Israeli poster, based on a rare photo of the original poster in an archive.
