Jewish NewYear

2008 ~ Hebrew New Year

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Card

Greeting

Item Description

Aytz Chayim He L’Mhezikiyam Bah
(in hebrew)

May there be joy

around you

and peace within

you

throughout the

coming year.

#15 Tree of Life
This colorful acrylic painting was inspired by the famous landscapes created by Vincent Van Gogh. The focal point of this piece is the Tree of Life. Rooted in the earth and reaching towards the sky it symbolizes the connection between heaven and earth. The Hebrew greeting above the sentiment “Etz Chayim He L’mahazikim Bah” It is Tree of Life to those who hold onto it.

GROUP C

L’chayim tovim V’shalom
(in hebrew)

Honey Cake Recipe printed

on left side of card
Best Wishes for a
New Year
filled with all of the
ingredients for
peace, health and joy

#16 Honey Talks
The traditional symbols of apples and honey are whimsically depicted in this mixed media collage designed in the style of Andy Warhol. These holiday favorites are found on every Rosh Hashanah table to add a taste of sweetness to the New year. Recipe will be printed on the left side, unless indicared otherwise.

GROUP C

L’Shana Tova
(in hebrew)

May the New Year
bring peace and splendor
to Jerusalem and may you be blessed with joy and happiness

#17 Dancing in Jerusalem
This vibrant painting on silk celebrates the Old City of ,celebrates Jerusalem. People are seen dancing around the city f gold as they usher in the New Year with Joy and Happiness.

GROUP C

May this be the year when love and justice flow like a mighty stream

and peace fills the earth as the water fills the sea.

#18 Prayer for Hope
This acrylic painting is inspired by the French Impressionist artist Claude Monet, it depicts a group of people performing Tashlich, the custom of throwing away one’s sins into a moving body of water on Rosh Hashanah.

GROUP C

L’Shana Tova

May this be the year when peace shall embrace

the entire world.

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

GROUP C

May your year be filled with symphonies of joy, peace and harmony throughout the coming New Year.

#20 Klezmer Band
This whimsical and fun card portrays a Klezmer Band surrounded by an outline of a Jewish Star. This design ushers in the Hebrew New Year with joy and praise, wishing your family and friends a Shana Tova, Happy New Year.

GROUP C

L’Shana Tova

May the New year be filled with peace and harmony for us and for all of Israel

#21 City of Peace
This vibrant design portrays the beautiful city of Jerusalem. The bright and colorful hues of the buildings capture the splendor of the shimmering city of gold, while the dove in the sky symbolizes our hope for peace for the city’s future.

GROUP C

L’Shana Tova
May the sound of the shofar mark the beginning of the New Year filled with health and happiness

#22 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

Wishing you a sweet and fruitful year filled with abundant joy, peace and blessings.

#23 Holiday Table
This still life, designed in the style of artist Cezanne, depicts traditional Rosh Hashanah icons seen on a holiday table. All the items seen in the painting are used on Rosh Hashanah, symbolizing our hopes for a good, sweet and meaningful.

GROUP C

Aytz Chayim He L’Mhezikiyam Bah
(in hebrew)

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

#24 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

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