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A variant of the hamsa, a cat paw with a cat eye instead of a human hand with a human eye.

Show your patriotism!

Show your patriotism!

Come and ride the rainbow road...!

Call Your Mother Before Shabbos - a friendly reminder for the Jewish daughter or son who is away from home! Your new Friday shirt.

White on Royal Blue

Immerse yourself in deep spiritual roots with this captivating 'Yeshua Messiah' design. This artwork resonates with the powerful anticipation of 'THE KING IS COMING', beautifully rendered in both English and Hebrew script. A profound statement piece for those who hold the Messianic belief close to their hearts, this design is a testament to faith and prophecy. Whether you're attending a church service, participating in a bible study, or simply expressing your spiritual journey, this design is sure to spark meaningful conversations and connections. Ideal for religious holidays, it's a perfect gift for spiritual mentors, Christian friends, and those who cherish religious heritage. Add this to your collection and wear your faith proudly.

A lovely floral representation of the letter Hey, the fifth letter of the Hebrew alphabet (also known as "Aleph Bet" or "Aleph Beis")

I ain’t no challah back girl!

A design celebrating the beauty of the Hebrew letters, focusing on the word "emmet" meaning "the truth".

The Hebrew word for peace (שלום, shalom, sholom).

The word "honesty" in Hebrew (כנות kenút, kenúth) in the Rashi script.

The Hebrew word for peace (שלום, shalom, sholom) in psychedelic colors.

A vision of the Creation and God's emanations (sefirot/sephiroth) as imagined by the Lurianic Kabbalists. Ein Sof and the sefirot at the moment of tzimtzum.

are the 10 attributes/emanations in Kabbalah, through which Ein Sof (The Infinite) reveals himself and continuously creates both the physical realm and the chain of higher metaphysical realms

The Hebrew word for peace (שלום, shalom, sholom) in the anarchopacifist colors.

Priests carrying the Ark of the Covenant while King David is dancing and playing the harp.

Shed your Gatkes. Tell it like it is.

A Maccabee design in Paleo-Hebrew letters. Note Paleo-Hebrew is a script, not a language, and it is the cultural heritage of the Jewish and Samaritan peoples. Please treat respectfully.

To be worn to Fight Antisemitism

The Hebrew word "love" (אהבה, ahava, ahavo) in pride colors.

A fun design for Passover from Peppermint Clover.

This graphic showcases the Israeli flag with a heart rate monitor-style heartbeat symbol superimposed on it. The combination of the flag and the heartbeat symbol conveys a message of strong emotional connection and love for Israel, symbolizing a heartbeat that resonates with the nation's spirit and vitality.

Have no idea what to wear cosplay in Purim fest, check out this Queen Ester Squad graphic design. Makes a great gift idea for Israeli Jews Wear This Awesome Purim Queen Esther Squad Apparel Shirt To The Megillah Reading At The Synagogue Or To The Purim Party Where Friends Dress Up Like Haman, Queen Esther, or Mordecai Or To Any Jewish Israeli Party The Rabbi Will Love It.

What would Moses do?

hamsa hand

The Hebrew word "love" (אהבה, ahava, ahavo) in the pan pride colors.

Bet Alpha Synagogue Zodiac Silk painting

The latin at the bottom roughly means "We have seen more mysterious events". The coffee mugs, pillows, and masks for this design look especially tasty

The Hebrew word "love" (אהבה, ahavo, ahava) in Ashkenazi cursive script, in the colors of the LGBTQ pride flag.

"Minimalistic Jerusalem" is a beautifully simplified representation of the ancient city that holds profound historical and spiritual significance. This minimalist design captures the essence of Jerusalem's rich heritage, with clean lines and essential elements. It's a subtle yet elegant way to showcase your connection to this iconic city, making it a meaningful and stylish addition to your collection.

Keep calm and repair the world, y'all.

Show your patriotism!

The most important prayer in Judaism - Shema Israel (Hear, O Israel) in Hebrew and English translation.