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Peace Dove Tambourine Hand Paint 17 cm (8 in)
$122.60
SKU:
LT-T-002 /
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In Stock /
Producer:
Leah Tal
Description
This exquisite original artwork from Leah Tal features the third verse of the priestly blessing taught by Moses to Aharon. Written in the original Hebrew text, the verse proclaims, “The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give you peace.” Numbers 6:26
This beautiful blessing has been recited for thousands of years by the priests of Israel (kohanim), and today in the Holy Land, you can hear this powerful blessing recited at the Western Wall (Kotel) during the intermediate days (chol hamoed) of Passover and Sukkot festivals.
This lovely artwork conveys the peace of the blessing with a white dove who holds an olive branch in her beak, the perfect symbol of peace.
The tambourine is made from wood with mother-of-pearl inlay and stretched leather, making it beautiful to look at and wonderful to play.
- Original artwork
- Signed by Leah Tal
- Acrylic on leather
- Tambourine
- 17 cm / 8 inches
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Peace Dove Tambourine Hand Paint 17 cm (8 in)
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Meet the Producer
Leah Tal
Leah Tal lives and works in Jerusalem with her husband Ophir and their three beautiful children. Leah established her home and business in Jerusalem because of the city’s sanctity. The name of her art business, Tiferet Eyur, means “Glory of Illustration’ with the word Tiferet carrying a resounding echo of God’s glory.
Living in Jerusalem is important to Leah because she is drawn to the rich spiritual light of the Holy City. As an artist, she is also inspired by this beautiful city’s diversity, colorful energy, and clean air.
Leah was born in Russia, where she first began to paint, entering multiple art competitions. From a young age, she was called to create! She remembers fondly listening to her grandmother tell her stories about the Land of Israel. As she painted, she listened to her grandmother and more and more felt her heart yearning to live in the homeland of her ancestors.
Leah knew that she was finally home after making her aliyah (immigration) to Israel. She fell more in love with Israel and its beautiful places.
She continued her art education in Israel and found herself particularly inspired by the Bible and the landscapes of Israel and Jerusalem. Her paintings are full of life, color, and energy, often featuring Bible verses that she finds particularly meaningful.
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