Adi Nissani is a Jaffa-based ceramicist who blends ancient influences with modern minimalism, creating timeless pieces that celebrate simplicity and bring meaning to everyday moments.​

Shira Keret is a product designer and curator whose award-winning Judaica line, Ceremonials, explores Jewish ritual through form, material, and cultural memory.

Citrus & Salt is brought to you by sister duo Aliya and Shaendl. The studio offers cooking lessons and market tours in Tel Aviv, as well as online courses and cookbooks for others to get a taste of Israel cuisine.

Clay by Dannah brings handmade ceramics rooted in nature, resilience, and the quiet beauty of imperfection.

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Einav Braun is a ceramic artist who creates timeless, handcrafted pieces that bring beauty and warmth to everyday moments, blending functionality with elegant design.

A jewelry designer from northern Israel, Etay is a graduate of Shenkar’s Jewelry Design. He specializes in modern, minimalist Judaica. ​

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Abbie Greenberg, founder of Feeling Centered Ceramics, creates handmade pottery that balances beauty and function. Based in Jerusalem, her work brings a sense of calm and joy to everyday moments.​​

Giselle Dekel is an illustrator whose witty, insightful art uses humor and resilience to connect people, spark conversation, and reflect on life’s shared struggles.

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L’Atelier by Judith Nusimovici crafts sustainable wood décor and Judaica that honor tradition, resilience, and the natural beauty of wood.
 

Dalia Finestein handcrafts eco-friendly home decor and Judaica inspired by Israel’s natural landscapes. She makes each piece with care, blending tradition, beauty, and sustainability.​

Makers of Israel connects global customers with Israeli artisans. In addition to curating collections, we also co-create unique products, sharing powerful stories of resilience, tradition, and innovation.

Liel Kazav, founder of Mashu Design Studio, creates modern Judaica and home décor that blend tradition with contemporary design, infusing each piece with emotional and spiritual value.

Mima’s Box crafts heartfelt, personalized gift boxes and keepsakes for newborns and families, combining usefulness, elegant design, and enduring meaning.

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Hedva Klein of My Paper Tale turns old books into recycled paper jewelry, giving discarded pages new life through creativity and sustainability.​

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Born in France, Noa Baranes traveled the world before settling in Israel in 2020. Inspired by the ocean, desert, and Hebrew calligraphy, she blends global influences with a deep connection to Judaism.​​

Lia Bruce, founder of Saltware Design, transforms Dead Sea salt into handcrafted, meaningful Judaica. Blending art, design, and sustainability, her creations carry deep spiritual and environmental significance.

Safrai Fine Art Gallery began in 1935, before Israel’s founding, showcasing Israeli artists in museums and private collections while establishing itself as an authority in Israeli and international art.​​

Shany Herzberg, founder of SIGMA, handcrafts bold yet elegant jewelry blending industrial design with goldsmithing. Each piece is locally made in Tel Aviv to express individuality with balance and sophistication.

Sindyanna of Galilee is a nonprofit cultivating community and empowerment through Fair Trade products that support women, sustainability, and shared society. 

Laliv Shalev, founder of StudioBALADI, creates raw, organic jewelry that embraces imperfection. Blending her industrial design background with her craft, she designs timeless pieces meant to be cherished for life.

Susan’s House empowers Israeli teens through art, offering them a safe space to create, grow, and heal. Youth craft beautiful glass, ceramics, and jewelry while gaining life skills, support, and confidence.

In her home studio in Chashmonaim, artist Chavi Feldman brings centuries-old papercut traditions into the modern era, creating Judaica, and original works that reflect both heritage and hope. 

Tom Bartov captures authentic human stories through fine art photography, blending documentary sensitivity with artistic vision. 
 

Parisian-born artist UBAB creates bold, expressive pieces that blend Jewish identity, personal transformation, and street art—each one telling a story of chaos, resilience, and rebirth.

Zo Flamenbaum is a writer, spoken word artist, and founder of School of Shine, inspiring women to embrace bold journeys through poetry that channels raw emotion into unapologetic self-expression.​