Shana Tova Rosh Hashanah Shofar Cards - Box of 6
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One good blast from the shofar and everybody is awake, which is more or less the point. This set of six cards pairs a shofar and ripe pomegranates with original hand lettering in both English and Hebrew, ready to carry your new year wishes across the whole list. Blank inside, so the sentiment is yours to write.
- Made in the USA
- Set of 6 cards with white envelopes
- Greeting printed in English and Hebrew
- Original hand lettering and illustration, no AI here
- Card size: 5.5" x 4.25" folded
- Printed on 110# cover stock
- Blank inside for a personal message
- Packaged in a clear eco-sleeve
About the brand
Palindrome Art is named for founder Hannah Pearlman's first name, which reads the same backward; her Providence-designed cards run on puns and Jewish values.
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About the brand
Palindrome Art
Palindrome Art is named for founder Hannah Pearlman's first name, which reads the same backward; her Providence-designed cards run on puns and Jewish values.
- Based in
- Providence, Rhode Island
- Craft
- Illustration, hand lettering, murals
Hannah Pearlman knew as a kid that she wanted to be an artist, but her mom told her the only way to make money at it was architecture. A kids' architecture class at RISD revealed that she hated math, so the dream went on the shelf, and she spent more than ten years working for nonprofits. Calligraphy, a hobby, became a side hustle. Clients started asking for things like logos, so she went back to school for graphic design and found her way to illustration.
Her greeting cards are designed in-house in Providence, Rhode Island, and printed in the USA, and they lean hard on wordplay, like the latke card at ModernTribe that wishes you a grate Hanukkah. She points to hiddur mitzvah, the Jewish idea that making beautiful things is itself holy, and sees art as a tool for kindness, justice and repair, shaped by her Jewish heritage and "the joyful chaos of being a mom."
Hannah also paints murals, including a 200th-anniversary piece for B'nai Jeshurun in New York and walls at Providence Hebrew Day School and the Dwares Jewish Community Center.
Good to know
- Mural forB'nai Jeshurun, New York (200th anniversary)
- Also paintedProvidence Hebrew Day School; Dwares Jewish Community Center
- Designed inProvidence, RI; printed in the USA
