Soul Tree Mezuzah by Anna Abramzon
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The Soul Tree Mezuzah Case is part of the original Love Tree series, created to celebrate love, spirit, and tradition. A couple is shown embraced within the tree of life, a symbol of strength, connection, and blessing. This mezuzah makes a heartfelt wedding, housewarming, or anniversary gift, offering a meaningful way to bring beauty and holiness to any doorway. Handmade in the USA, it is carefully crafted from wood, finished with a waterproof sealant, and designed to last. Measuring approximately 6 inches long, it attaches easily with double-face adhesive on the back, requiring no nails.
- Handmade in the USA
- Approximately 6" tall
- Fits a 4" mezuzah scroll (not included)
- Wood coated with a waterproof sealant
- Comes with double-face adhesive on the back for easy attachment (no nails required)
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About the brand
Anna Abramzon is a Soviet-born, Chicago-trained painter whose whimsical Love Tree mezuzahs, painted tallitot and blessings put a Jewish twist on joy.
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Anna Abramzon Studio
Anna Abramzon is a Soviet-born, Chicago-trained painter whose whimsical Love Tree mezuzahs, painted tallitot and blessings put a Jewish twist on joy.
- Based in
- Los Angeles, California
- Craft
- Painted ketubahs and Judaica
Anna Abramzon paints what she calls soulful, whimsical art with a Jewish twist. Born in the Soviet Union, she came to the United States as a refugee at seven and grew up in Chicago. She couldn't speak English when she arrived, but she could draw, and art became her way of telling stories and making friends. She earned a BFA in drawing and painting from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
After art school she moved to Jerusalem, where she met her husband, Patricio, and got engaged six days after arriving. Instead of commissioning a ketubah, she painted their own, and a Judaica practice grew from there. Now based in Los Angeles, she makes ketubahs, painted tallitot, mezuzah cases, blessings for the home and art prints. After the North Bay fires in Sonoma and Napa counties, she began replacing ketubahs for people who lost theirs in natural disasters.
At ModernTribe you'll find her Love Tree mezuzahs, including wedding, new baby and lesbian couple designs, personalized home and baby blessings, and painted tallitot like Starry Galaxy and Ocean Waves.
Good to know
- EducationBFA, School of the Art Institute of Chicago
- AwardThe Knot Best of Weddings pick, 2019
- ServiceReplacement ketubahs for natural-disaster survivors
