3D Art that captures the essence of Jewish traditions

Jewish Holidays :: "The Purity of Water"
The Purity of Water 3D Art
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On the afternoon of Rosh Hashanah, or the Jewish New Year, there is a long-standing tradition called “Tashlikh” (תשליך) which literally means “casting off”.

In this ritual, a natural moving body of water is visited. By throwing bread into the water and reciting certain prayers, the previous year’s sins are symbolically “cast off”. This art piece is an homage to this time-honored ritual.

The background depicts the living water that accepts and washes away our sins. It is said that the fish eat the bread thereby eliminating our transgressions. Fish also are the symbol for G-d who never closes his/her eyes and is always watching over us.

The yin-yang formation of the fish reflects balance, and the duality of good and evil leading us to the ultimate desire for repentance.

Finally, the diamonds at the top and bottom are symbols of our reverence and purity of heart and spirit.

3D Framed Art ::
• 6-12 Hand-Cut Layers Create a Stunning 3D Effect
• Tastefully added Faux Gemstone Embellishments
• Shadowbox Frame
• Double Matted Interior
• UV Protective Glass
• Printed on Premium Photo Paper and Inks
• Back Label with Symbolic Meaning of Design
• Signed by the Artist
• Art is Numbered - Only 50 of this Size/Design will be Created
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“The Purity of Water” 3D Framed Art
• Includes Black Shadowbox Frame & UV Glass
22”x28” - 3D Framed Art
$600
16”x20” - 3D Framed Art
$500

14”x18” - 3D Framed Art
$400

Matted & Signed Art Prints ::
• Printed on Premium Photo Paper and Inks
• Back Label with Symbolic Meaning of Design
• Signed by the artist
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“The Purity of Water” Matted & Signed Art Prints
16”x20” - Large
Double Matted
$150
14"x18" - Medium
Double Matted
$125

11”x14” - Small
Single Matted
$50
8”x10” - Extra Small
Single Matted
$25

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