Minimal Jewish Calendar 5787 (2026 - 2027)
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One wall, both calendars. This minimal Jewish wall calendar pairs every Gregorian date with its Hebrew date from September 2026 through August 2027, marking all the major Jewish holidays along the way - Rosh Hashanah, Chanukah, Purim, Pesach, and more - plus US federal holidays for good measure. Bold typography and a crisp blue-on-white palette keep it looking sharp in a kitchen, home office, or entryway, and the spiral binding lets it hang flat and flip easily from month to month.
- Designed in Israel
- Spans September 2026 through August 2027 (Elul 5786 to Av 5787)
- Hebrew and English dates are displayed side by side
- Marks all major Jewish holidays, with multi-day festivals shown as clear spans
- Includes US federal holidays
- Spiral-bound to hang flat against the wall
- Printed in full color on 250gsm coated silk paper
- FSC certified papers
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About the brand
The Verse turns Torah verses, Psalms and Jewish blessings into colorful, modern Hebrew wall art, a family business born at a Jerusalem Shabbat table.
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The Verse
The Verse turns Torah verses, Psalms and Jewish blessings into colorful, modern Hebrew wall art, a family business born at a Jerusalem Shabbat table.
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- Hebrew blessing wall art
The Verse started at a Shabbat table in Jerusalem. Asher and Ruthie Abraham wanted to fill the walls of their new apartment with art that felt both meaningful and modern and matched their colorful home. When they couldn't find it, they made it, and turned it into a small, family-run business.
The work draws on the Torah, Psalms, Proverbs and traditional Jewish blessings, lettered in Hebrew with a colorful design sense: Birkat Habayit home blessings, the Shema and Modeh Ani, Eshet Chayil, Asher Yatzar, and verses from Song of Songs. Pieces are made to order, including personalized blessings for sons and daughters, Alef Bet nursery prints and framed options, and the family donates 10% of net profits to Jewish charities.
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- Giving10% of net profits to Jewish charities
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