Celebrating a wedding during Sukkot, this piece explores the theme of “shelter”. The scroll hangs from a tall slender “sukkah” structure. It is held in place by a wooden peg that can easily be moved to position the hanging scroll or be removed to take the scroll/divining rod down to hold. The scroll is wrapped around a branch that acts as a sort of divining rod pointing out the underground power source represented by the broken glass.
SELF CONTAINED, INDOOR: includes a section of door frame incorporated into the base of the piece so it can be displayed anywhere indoors - no doorway needed.
WALL HANGING: to be displayed on any wall.
DIMENSIONS: 14” tall, 6” wide, 4” deep
NOTE: Includes Kosher hand-scribed mezuzah scroll (klaf)
Celebrating a wedding during Sukkot, this piece explores the theme of “shelter”. The scroll hangs from a tall slender “sukkah” structure. It is held in place by a wooden peg that can easily be moved to position the hanging scroll or be removed to take the scroll/divining rod down to hold. The scroll is wrapped around a branch that acts as a sort of divining rod pointing out the underground power source represented by the broken glass.
SELF CONTAINED, INDOOR: includes a section of door frame incorporated into the base of the piece so it can be displayed anywhere indoors - no doorway needed.
WALL HANGING: to be displayed on any wall.
DIMENSIONS: 14” tall, 6” wide, 4” deep
NOTE: Includes Kosher hand-scribed mezuzah scroll (klaf)
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