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Donated to Women's League of
Conservative Judaism for their
auction at the Baltimore
Convention - December 2010.
Conservative Judaism for their
auction at the Baltimore
Convention - December 2010.
Our home dining room Window.
It's a perfect backdrop for our
Shabbat dinners.
It's a perfect backdrop for our
Shabbat dinners.
A present for Dad Mishael on his
88th Birthday (2010). The five
pictures embedded in the
window are engagement photos
taken in Jerusalem in 1954. The
Hebrew words in the glass are
"Moshe" and "Bracha" - Mike and
Barbara.
88th Birthday (2010). The five
pictures embedded in the
window are engagement photos
taken in Jerusalem in 1954. The
Hebrew words in the glass are
"Moshe" and "Bracha" - Mike and
Barbara.
A Bar Mitzvah present for my
cousin's son..."Yehudah Dov".
The center piece is part of his
invitation and the design is
inspired by the outer shell of
his invitation.
cousin's son..."Yehudah Dov".
The center piece is part of his
invitation and the design is
inspired by the outer shell of
his invitation.
His name is Mason or "Matan." If
the window is turned left or right
you can see that his English and
Another gift for a Bar Mitzvah boy.
His name is Mason or "Matan." If
the window is turned left or right
you can see that his English and
Hebrew names are spelled withing
the ribbon. "Matan" means
"gift"...hense the design of the
window.
the window is turned left or right
you can see that his English and
Another gift for a Bar Mitzvah boy.
His name is Mason or "Matan." If
the window is turned left or right
you can see that his English and
Hebrew names are spelled withing
the ribbon. "Matan" means
"gift"...hense the design of the
window.
This was the first Bar
Mitzvah invitation
window I made. The
background glass was
carefully cut from one
large sheet of glass
and care was taken so
the grains and
variations of the glass
would not be visually
broken in the finished
window.
Mitzvah invitation
window I made. The
background glass was
carefully cut from one
large sheet of glass
and care was taken so
the grains and
variations of the glass
would not be visually
broken in the finished
window.
Made for a friend as a gift from her and her
siblings to their mother. The Hebrew says
"Savta" or grandmother and the pictures are
of her 7 grandchildren.
siblings to their mother. The Hebrew says
"Savta" or grandmother and the pictures are
of her 7 grandchildren.
This was presented to my Dad at his 80th
birthday (2010). Poker is his favorite hobby
so his name led to the perfect design. Real
playing cards and poker chips have been
embedded into the glass.
birthday (2010). Poker is his favorite hobby
so his name led to the perfect design. Real
playing cards and poker chips have been
embedded into the glass.
This window is the result of a cooperative effort with 12 Briarwood students. I taught them
how to work with glass. Each student made their own project and together we all
contributed to this one.
how to work with glass. Each student made their own project and together we all
contributed to this one.