Judaism Stickers

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The feminine form of the Hebrew word for "Jew."

The feminine form of the Hebrew word for "Jew" in the Rashi script.

The perfect design for all you Shabbat nerds!

The Hebrew word "love" (אהבה, ahavo, ahava) in Ashkenazi cursive script, in the colors of the lesbian pride flag.

מקומה של האישה הוא במהפכה. A woman's place is in the revolution.

“Daveed Benenfield, a farmer of Sde Warburg in Israel, taking eggs from his chicken run to the warehouse.” Black and white photo taken 1 April, 1940 by Zoltan Kluger, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. Colorized.

Multi BIBI Is an illustration made from my painting of Benjamin Netanyahu

Kippah with Magen David embroidery black and white ink sketch.

Orthodox jew wearing a hat, black coat and tzitzit travelling with his suitcase.

Photo of shoppers at a juice and flower stand in the Sarona Market in Tel Aviv, Israel.

I drew this for a friend a long time ago and I just recently vectorized it to sell on here. I hope you enjoy it!

What part of צדק צדק תרדוף (Justice, justice you shall pursue) didn't you understand?

Leshone-toyve! לשנה־טובֿה! To a good year!

Golda Meir served as Israel’s first female Prime Minister. She has been described as the "Iron Lady" of Israeli politics.

Moses parting the Red Sea. A black and white, Christian illustration. Part of my bible themed art collection.

Israeli Flag - Star of David in font form.

“Youth for Settlement Strongholds. Keren Hayesod Jewish Youth Project.” Circa 1946, published by Moriah Press, Jerusalem. Designed by Zvi Berger. Public domain, via PPPA.

“The Land of Israel (Hebrew.) The Country of Our Future.” Poster promoting immigration, designed by Franz Krausz, 1934. Public domain, via PPPA.

Noah's Ark (1870) by Joseph Henry Hidley is a vintage fine art religious artwork featuring the vessel which, according to the Book of Genesis, was built by Noah at God's command to save himself, his family and the world's animals from a worldwide deluge. The narrative features in a number of Abrahamic religions including Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

Elevate your spirit with our "Shalom" Blue and White Jewish humor design. This delightful artwork combines the timeless greeting of "Shalom" with a touch of whimsical humor, adding a dash of charm.

The Hebrew word for peace (שלום, sholoym, sholem, shalom) in the Ashkenazi cursive script used to write Yiddish and Modern Hebrew.

Here is a tradition morning prayer of gratitude in Jewish (and some Christian) households. Immediately upon waking, we say, "Modeh ani l'fanecha, Melech chai v'kayam, she-hechezarta bi nishmati b'chemla, rabbah emunatecha." This translates to: "Thankful am I to You, ever-living Sovereign, that you have restored my soul to me in mercy: How great is Your trust.

Gilboah oil painting on canvas board The scene is close to Mt Gilboah in Israel.

This is an oil pastel on black velvet. It depicts a sofer (scribe) writing a Torah scroll (sefer Torah).

A beautiful artistic depiction of the emblem commonly known today as the "Star of David" or "Magen David".

The Hebrew word for "alive" (חי, chai, ḥai) in the asexual pride colors.

Time to celebrate!

With our graphic, you can express your individuality and show the world that your journey to transcendence is unique. Put this graphic on your t-shirt, bag, or poster, and start proudly wearing your beliefs every day. It's the perfect gift for anyone searching for their place in the world of spirituality.

Double sided t shirt. Bright Blue on White mugs, pins, etc.

In Blue

סו און לוב׳ו. So un lovo. "I'm a wolf" (masculine) in Ladino.

סו אונה לוב׳ה. So una lova. "I'm a wolf" (feminine) in Ladino.

Hebrew words Mishpat, Tzedek, Ahavah - Justice, Righteousness, Love. The perfect design for all Jews for whom these ideals are dear.

A vision of the Creation and God's emanations (sefirot/sephiroth) as imagined by the Lurianic Kabbalists. Ein Sof and the sefirot at the moment of tzimtzum - all in the colors of the queer rainbow flag.

A beautiful quote from the Torah inspiring to fight for social justice. An excellent design for all who love activism and just society.