Asher Yatzar Blessing for the Body Mosaic Giclée Print - Unframed
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Inspired by the intricate tilework of Spain and Portugal, this print is vivid, colorful, and designed to feel at home on any wall for generations to come. It features the Asher Yatzar, the blessing recited after using the bathroom, which gives thanks for our good health and for the remarkable way our bodies work. Printed with rich, fade-resistant color, it is a meaningful and striking piece for any wall, and a thoughtful housewarming or wedding gift.
- Museum-quality archival giclée print
- Created from an original watercolor painting
- Printed on Canson Aquarelle Rag 100% cotton paper (310 gsm)
- Available in 8" x 8" and 12" x 12"
- Unframed
All prints are sold unframed. No rush shipping. Please allow 3-5 business days for production.
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- Free shipping on U.S. orders $99+
- Pieces are made to order and typically ship in 1 week from Studio Yarden's New Jersey studio
- Standard delivery typically takes 3-7 business days
- Easy returns within 30 days of purchase
About the brand
Studio Yarden is Yelena Mirchevskaya's hand-painted watercolor Judaica, from home blessings and Eshet Chayil prints to ketubahs.
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About the brand
Studio Yarden
Studio Yarden is Yelena Mirchevskaya's hand-painted watercolor Judaica, from home blessings and Eshet Chayil prints to ketubahs.
- Based in
- South Florida
- Since
- 2020s
- Craft
- Watercolor Judaica and ketubahs
Studio Yarden is the Judaica studio of artist Yelena Mirchevskaya. Her first ketubah was a gift for a close friend, and it showed her how art can mark life's biggest moments. Years later, during the pandemic, that spark became a business.
Yelena was born in Moscow and raised in Brooklyn, and studied at Parsons School of Design, where she moved from fine art into motion graphics and animation. She now lives in South Florida. Every Studio Yarden piece begins as an original hand-painted watercolor, and she works with archival fine-art papers, fine paints and gold-leaf detailing. The look draws on Mediterranean influences and a clean, minimal style, made for people who feel deeply connected to Jewish culture and home, observant or not.
The studio started with home blessings and grew into ketubahs and other pieces. At ModernTribe you'll find her Birkat Habayit, Eshet Chayil, children's blessing, Shehecheyanu and Asher Yatzar giclée prints in mosaic, azulejo-tile and Jaffa-orange designs, plus a few one-off hand-painted original home blessings.
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- EducationParsons School of Design
