Description: For lovers of Israeli folk dance who wish to show that they "heart" rikudei am with a fun style.

Description: Iconic, to the point, and brandishing crossed spatulas, this design is all about Chanukah and latkes.

Description: A tribute to Keith Haring, embracing the joy of dancing, in Hebrew.

Description: Our Keith haring inspired design is an invitation to dance!

Description: Why use dental floss when you can have Yentl Floss?

Description: The Hebrew word for dance is expressed in lively colors, to express the energy of Israeli folk dance (rikudei am.)

Description: In memory of those who perished at, or were kidnapped from, the Nova Festival in Israel on October 7.

Description: The Hebrew word for dance is expressed in lively colors, to express the energy of Israeli folk dance (rikudei am.)

Description: Fun remake of the IDF logo supporting the imaginary "Dreidel Brigade." A fun gift for Hanukkah!

Description: Cute Chanukah design with holiday wishes.

Description: "It's not a party without a Sefardi" shows Jewish Sefardic (Sephardi) pride in a fun, whimsical, edgy way.

Description: We're turning a popular meme on its head and adding Rambam, with a touch of superhero typography style.

Description: In memory of those killed and kidnapped on October 7 in Israel.

Description: Cute design for Chanukah. Everybody loves latkes!

Description: Support your soldier. Design says "Proud Mom of an IDF Soldier" in Hebrew and English, with the IDF logo.

Description: Support your soldier. Design says "Proud dad of an IDF soldier" in Hebrew and English with the IDF logo.

Description: Something a bit different for Chanukah, a classic argyle, with dreidels.

Description: The names of the Maccabee brothers, heroes of the Hanukkah story in that classic, bold Beatles' style.

Description: This tribute to Keith Haring features whimsical dancers and the words "let's dance" in Hebrew. Perfect for dancers of Israeli folk dance.

Description: Pop Art meets the Middle East! Evil eyes are a popular good luck charm across the Mediterranean and North Africa. These have a pop of the 60s' mod art scene, with the traditional blue and turquoise colors.

Description: A "mod" pop-art approach to the word "rikud" ("dance" in Hebrew) for any kind of avid dancer -- Israeli folk dance, modern dance, hiphop, ballroom, etc.

Description: "Sababa," an Arabic word used in modern Israel to mean "cool," is cleverly combined with the Hebrew word for father. If you know a cool dad, this "sab-abba" is for him.

Description: Literally "soul," in Hebrew, and derived from the word for breath, "neshama" is used as a word of endearment in Israel, like "honey," or "sweetie," etc.

Description: During the Passover seder we say "Tonight we all recline (ie, sit as free people do.)" A wonderful, contemporary Hebrew design. Especially meaningful on a pillow!

Description: A highly stylized, artistic version of a hamsa, the good luck hand-shaped amulet seen in the Mediterranean and Middle East.

Description: Israeli coffee is unique and part of Israel's "cafe culture." From Turkish style ("shachor") to "upside down" (hafuch, our favorite) it's a lexicon of its own.

Description: Israeli coffee is unique. From Turkish style ("shachor") to "upside down" (hafuch, our favorite) it's a lexicon of its own, We love them all.

Description: Israeli coffee is unique. From Turkish style ("shachor") to "upside down" (hafuch, our favorite) it's a lexicon of its own, We love them all.

Description: Anyone who has ever kived in Israel knows what "sponja" (sponge mopping) is. This ironic and funny coat of arms embraces all the items one needs to clean the tiled floor of an Israeli apartment.

Description: A gray version of my fanciful hamsa design, embellished with vines and flowers.

Description: Any mah jong player will love this design

Description: Torah scroll adorns this original take on the popular classic Keep On posters, this time with a Jewish twist. Great gift for Chanukah, bar mitzvah, bat mitzvah, Hebrew school graduation, or any time.

Description: A little sweet, a little goth, a little kawaii, a little biker... that's the kind of angel we are talking about. Design spells out "angel" in Hebrew, flanked by angel wings.