Jewish NewYear

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2009 ~ Hebrew New Year

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Card

Greeting

Item Description

May the sound of the shofar

mark the beginning of the

New Year

bright with hope

and filled with

health, happiness

and peace

#13 Tree of Life
This bright and colorful painting on silk depicts a group of children blowing shofars. As they stand together, they form a Jewish Star that encircles a Tree of Life. Tradition associates the Tree of Life with the Torah, stating that the Torah represents eternal life planted in our midst.
GROUP C

L’Shana Tova

May the sound of the shofar mark the beginning of the New Year filled with health and happiness

#14 Shofar
The shofar is blown on Rosh Hashanah marking the beginning of the New Year. Usher in the year with this bright and colorful illustration of Rosh Hashanah symbolic images.
GROUP C

L’Shana Tova
(in hebrew)

May the New Year

be filled with the

symphonies

of joy, peace and

harmony

#15 Klezmer Band
This whimsical and fun card portrays a klezmer band ushering in the New Year with joy and praise wishing everyone a Shana Tova – Happy New Year!
GROUP C

L’Shana Tova

May this be the year when peace shall embrace

the entire world.

#16 Doves
This vivid painting on felt depicts two doves, the ultimate emblem of peace .

GROUP C

Aytz Chayim He L’Mhezikiyam Bah
(in hebrew)

May there be joy around you and peace within you throughout the coming year

#17 Torah Tree of Life
This painting on silk depicts a vibrant Tree of Life. Tradition associates the Tree of Life with the Torah, stating that the torah represents eternal life planted in our midst.

GROUP C

L’Shana Tova U’Metuka
(in hebrew)

Wishing you a sweet and fruitful year

filled with abundant joy, peace and blessings.

#18 Apple Harvest
Apples are traditionally found on every Rosh Hashana table. This beautiful and vivid painting depicts a sun setting above a lush apple orchard. The illustration represents our wish for a happy and sweet year. The Hebrew greeting printed above the sentiment reads, “L’Shana Tova U’Metuka,” meaning “To a good and sweet New Year.”
GROUP C

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