Brushstrokes of the Jerusalem Wall Framed Canvas by Beraishis
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Brushstrokes of the Wall captures Jerusalem through the emotion of memory and longing. Digitally rendered in a palette of cool blues, verdant greens, and soft pastels, this expressionist aerial view invites the viewer into a beautiful impression of the Kotel flowing with layers of energy, color, and meaning. This 24" x 32" artwork is printed on canvas and comes framed, offering a meaningful centerpiece for your home or as a gift.
- Made in the USA
- Pine wood frame, 1.25" (3.18 cm) thickness
- Durable canvas fabric weight: 10.15 ± 0.74 oz/yd² (344 g/m² ± 25 g/m²)
- Open back with rubber pads and attached hanging hardware
- Size: 24" x 32"
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- Free shipping on U.S. orders $99+
- Items are printed to order, and typically ship in 5-7 business days from Beraishis' studio
- Rush shipping not available, US and Canada shipping only
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About the brand
Beraishis takes its name from the Torah's first word and makes bold, playful Jewish wall art, giving 10% of profits to Jewish charities.
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About the brand
Beraishis
Beraishis takes its name from the Torah's first word and makes bold, playful Jewish wall art, giving 10% of profits to Jewish charities.
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- Modern Jewish wall art
The name is a statement of intent: Beraishis is the first word of the Torah, and the studio treats creation as ongoing. Its art aims to turn a home into a mikdash me'at, a small sanctuary, with color and a dash of playfulness. Collections include Kotel Art, Am Yisrael Chai, Sages & Stories, Pastel Around Israel and Little Beraishis for kids.
ModernTribe carries framed prints and canvases, many digitally rendered: Kotel Kaleidoscope and Kotel Bloom, Jerusalem Wall studies, Pastel Tel Aviv, a full-color Modeh Ani morning prayer, and the pun-happy Don't Kvetch, Just Stretch.
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- Gives back10% of profits to charitable Jewish organizations
