at and t cellular: 🔯 Shop 100+ Jewish Artists and Judaica Brands 🔯

Wednesday, January 7, 2026

Shalom Mishpacha,

Our family-owned business is rooted in a love for Jewish life, beauty, and the people who make it meaningful. We feature the work of over 100 Jewish artists and brands we genuinely admire and love to work with. Some pieces feel classic and familiar, others are playful and unexpected, but all of them are meant to be lived with and loved in real homes.

Below are just a few of the artists our community returns to again and again. Once you see their work, you'll understand why.

Yair Emanuel

Designed in his Jerusalem studio, Yair Emanuel's work blends traditional Jewish symbols and ancient manuscripts with modern and oriental art. Known for vivid color and rich texture, his pieces combine classic techniques with a fresh, contemporary feel.

Miriam Merenfeld

Inspired by her life across Venezuela, Israel, and the U.S., her designs balance geometry, symbolism, and spirituality. Many pieces can be personalized to tell your own story - past, present, and what's still becoming.

The Verse

Born at a Shabbat table discussion one Friday night in Jerusalem, the Verse create Jewish art in a clean and modern style based on their favorite texts from the Torah, Verses, Psalms, Proverbs & Traditional Jewish Blessings.

Susan Alexandra

Designed by NYC-based Susan Alexandra, her Judaica brings sparkle, color, and pure joy to Jewish life. Known for her viral beaded designs, each piece is handmade with love in New York and rooted in optimism, self-expression, and community.

Glenn Grubard

Ancient Jewish papercutting meets modern culture. Glenn Grubard's intricate laser-cut art weaves prayers and inspirational words alongside sports, music, and Jewish pride - designed to motivate and uplift.

Emily Rosenfeld

Made in a sunlit Western Massachusetts studio, Emily Rosenfeld's work is playful, thoughtful, and handmade. From jewelry to mezuzahs, Kiddush cups, and candleholders, each piece reflects her love of craft, experimentation, and made to bring real joy into everyday Jewish life.