Star Of David Pins and Buttons

The Star of David, from the Israeli flag!

The Star of David known in Hebrew as the Shield of David or Magen David, is a generally recognized symbol of modern Jewish identity and Judaism. Its shape is that of a hexagram, the compound of two equilateral triangles. Unlike the menorah, the Lion of Judah, the shofar and the lulav, the Star of David was never a uniquely Jewish symbol.

Rainbow Star of David Stained Glass Art

What is the Star of David and what does the Star of David symbolize? The Star of David represents the shield that David used to effectively protect himself against Goliath. The star is uses to sometimes represent the Jewish faith. Another name for the “star of David is Magen David. The Star of David has 6 points. The 6 points represent 6 days of creation described in the bible. 12 sides of the Star of David represent the 12 tribes of Israel. 1. 6 points=6 days of creation 2. 12 sides=12 tribes of Israel It is a symbol and it symbolizes the things that I have described here.

Star of David, flag for peace

Rock your pride, and your religious affiliation, with this rainbow colored, paint splatter, Star of David design. Perfect for celebrating pride events, birthdays, holidays and any other day you choose to rock your pride.

Get out your yarmulka!

3-D Look Golden Star of David

Star of David, fireworks and Balloons

Star of David - Tree of Life Illustration.

Star of David

A vectorized version of my Star of David Zen doodle

Rock your pride, and your religious affiliation, with this Bisexual colored, paint splatter, Star of David design. Perfect for celebrating pride events, birthdays, holidays and any other day you choose to rock your pride.

Hebrew Star of David, Shield of David, or Magen David

Special gifts for a Jewish woman you love. Written in Hebrew. Woman of Valor with a star of David Jewish symbol.

Star of David

Red and green Star of David with green triangle topped with a smaller gold and white Star of David simulating a Christmas tree.

star of david

Israel Independence Day holiday flat design icon star of david shape with dots pattern

The Star of David is a famous sacred geometric form. It got its name by being a symbol for the biblical character King David; believed to be an ancestor of Jesus. His Heart of Gold, strong with love, mercy and kindness. To have a heart like David, or Jesus, is a great accomplishment, and to shine such qualities into the world is very helpful to everyone. Use these products to remind yourself of the importance and power of love, mercy, kindness, patience and the other virtues of consciousness that make this world a better place for all.

Stars of David

Israel Independence Day holiday flat design icon star of david shape with dots pattern

Blue Stars of David in White

Blue Stars of David in Black

Star of David Art: Used by King david as a Jew krav maga. The star has been adopted in the yiddish system and it is visible in the flag of Israel. It is a symbol in judaism.

Experience the power of ancient symbolism with this monochromatic Star of David design. This bold, white star, etched with a gritty texture against captures the essence of historical mystique and modern edginess. Ideal for those who appreciate the blend of history, symbology, and artistic expression

Star of David, Faux Gold Foil

Pan star of David :)

Hand dyed on Silk Tie Dye pattern stripe in Indigo Blue and White inside traditional Star of David for Peace in Israel, a Happy Hanukkah and celebrating my heritage.

Design of plants Palms intertwined, green and on a white six-pointed star, the star symbol of Israel, the star of David

Tremendous teal hamantaschen design, arranged to be a Star of David!

Star of David shape icon in flat design. Israel Independence Day holiday concept.

Red and black colors with the evil eye and the Star of David. Pomegranates are also there.

Pride Star of David :)

Star of David lion with iron swords O.M design

Star of Davis graphic with Tie dye pattern I dyed on Silk made into a digital pattern. Blues and White. Honoring Israel, Hanukkah and Jewdaica.