Hebrew Socks
Description: “After 2,000 years, the homeland is ours again.” (Hebrew.) Circa 1935. Promoting settlement in the Land of Israel. Designed and self-published by Steven Pesach Ir-Sahi. Public domain, via PPPA. Steven Pesach Ir-Sahi (1896-1968) was a Hungarian-born Israeli graphic designer, painter, and typographer who played a pivotal role in shaping visual culture in early Israeli society. After making Aliyah from Budapest, he became one of the leading figures in poster design in Israel. The poster is a political message from the Socialist Poale Zion party, promoting Aliyah. 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.
Description: "Am Yisrael Chai" (עם ישראל חי) translates to "The people of Israel live" or "The nation of Israel lives." This phrase is often used to express the vitality and enduring nature of the Jewish people. It is a declaration of resilience and survival despite hardships and challenges throughout history.
Description: Do you believe in the bible and keep the laws in it? This 613 Law Keeper shirt is for anyone who is not ashamed of the gospel or the laws that go with it. This is an original design sure to turn heads and start a conversation. Be the first to put on your royal apparel. ((Comes in 2 Designs this one is meant for the white background or lighter colors)) there is also an white version. Please explore our merch page for more designs. Make sure you view our page for many other design choices.
Description: Torah and tanach only text design. Paleo Hebrew Designs. The Ancient Hebrew on your household items. Fun great designs to share with your family and friends. Share this with love ones. Dope designs for t-shirts, Hoodies, mugs, wall posters and much more. Shirts and Hoodies for all sizes.
Description: “In those days at this time. 161 BCE Maccabbees - Israel 5708-1948. In prayer - In war.” Postcard to celebrate Hanukkah in Israel, 1948. Published in New York, US, by Home of the Sages of Israel, designed by Mitchell Loeb. Public domain, via PPPA. Mitchell Loeb (1889-1968) was born in Poland and immigrated to the US as a teen. As an artist, his work reflected his support for Labor, liberal causes, and Israel. This Hanukkah postcard connected the Maccabean Revolt and Israel’s War of Independence, symbolizing the themes of prayer and war in the defense of Israel. 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.
Description: Unleash your inner scientist with a dash of cultural flair with our "Elemental Challah" T-Shirt! Perfect for the chemistry buffs and challah enthusiasts alike, this tee features the periodic table creatively rearranged to spell out "challah." Below this clever design, the elegant Hebrew script 'חלה' adds a touch of tradition to this modern marvel.
Description: Found this list of #MeToo sexual harassment sayings from other countries and thought I'd share. #Tystnadtagning (#silenceaction in Swedish), #BalanceTonPorc (#ExposeYourPig in French), #Quellavoltache (“the time that” in Italian), Yo Tambien and Gam Ani are #MeToo in Spanish and Hebrew.
Description: “My Land. Pictures from Eretz Israel - Lotto,” Circa 1950. Box cover of a popular educational game for children. Published by Binyamin Barlevy Publishing, Tel Aviv, Israel. Designed by David Schneuer. Public domain, via PPPA. David Schneuer (1905–1988) was born in Przemysl, Poland and made Aliyah to Tel Aviv in 1933. He was a painter, stage designer, and graphic artist. Schneuer’s artistic style ranged from German Expressionism to local Israeli modernism. This lotto game was designed to teach children geography, landmarks, and scenes of everyday life in Israel. 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.
