On the bench
Finished
Birkat HaBayit
The blue sheet painted first, the Temple still in pencil. Then the walls, the gold, and the blessing of the house.
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One work, drawn and painted for one family, on genuine klaf. Gold leaf laid in relief by hand, signed by the artist.
Chaque commande est peinte sur un klaf véritable, rehaussée d’or posé à la main et signée par l’artiste.
Each one began as a conversation. Slide to see it before the gold, and as it left the studio.
On the bench
Finished
The blue sheet painted first, the Temple still in pencil. Then the walls, the gold, and the blessing of the house.
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The sketch
Finished
First a sketch in coloured pencil: the drapes, the woman at the candles, where the text will sit. Then the blessing and its prayer written in, and the drapes painted, touched with gold.
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In pencil
Finished
The verse said while winding the tefillin strap around the finger. Drawn in pencil on the klaf itself, then painted, with gold leaf laid on the drapes.
Start yoursReal parchment, hand-cut, with its own grain and its own edge.
Laid by hand, in ridges that catch the light through the day.
Printed by default and said so. A sofer STaM on request.
Plexiglass mounting, packed for travel, signed by the artist.
Start your creation No price is asked for here. You receive a written proposal.
We do not sell a commission in one click. We listen first, and only then do we propose.
You tell us what you want and why — in writing, by voice message, with the images that inspire you. We read every request ourselves, and we come back within two working days.
Riki proposes a direction: composition, palette, where the gold falls, which text and in which hand. Nothing is produced yet.
You approve point by point — the words, the names, the spelling, the dimensions. On parchment nothing can be undone, so nothing starts before you have said yes to each detail.
Drawing, watercolour, cutting, then the gold. This is the long part, and it is the part we never rush.
Mounted, packed and shipped, with the story of the piece written down. Israel, the United States, Europe.
Tell us your story We answer within two working days.
Four short screens. The second is where you tell us the story, in words or by voice. No price here: every request receives a written proposal after we have spoken.
Klaf is parchment prepared from the hide of a kosher animal, the material used for sacred writing. It is not paper. It has grain, pores and an irregular edge, it absorbs colour differently across its surface, and it cannot be corrected once painted.
By default it is printed on the piece, and we say so. Writing by a sofer STaM — a qualified scribe — is a premium option, quoted separately and agreed before we start.
Yes. You approve the sketch before anything is made, and you receive photographs of the finished work before it is packed.
It depends on size, gold and whether a sofer is involved. You receive a firm date with the written proposal, before you commit.
Yes — the United States, Europe and elsewhere. Shipping is tracked and insured, and the cost appears in the proposal.
Because no two commissions are comparable. Size, gold, the text and your date all change the work, and a figure without a conversation would be wrong. Every request receives a written proposal, before you commit to anything.