Jewish Lesbians Pillows

The Hebrew word for "alive" (חי, chai, ḥai) in the lesbian pride colors.

The Hebrew word “love” (אהבה, ahava, ahavo) on top of the Lesbian Pride Flag.

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

The word לעסביאַנקע lesbyanke "lesbian" in the lesbian pride flag colors with a Mogen Dovid.

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

The word לעסביאַנקע lesbyanke "lesbian" in the lesbian pride flag colors with a Mogen Dovid.

The Kometz Aleph, a symbol of the Yiddish language taken from the song "Oyfn Pripetshik", in the colors of one of the lesbian pride flags.

A delightful bouquet with the Yiddish word “lezbyanke” on a banner. The perfect design for an out and proud Jewish lesbian!

The word געי gey "gay" in the lesbian pride flag colors with a Mogen Dovid.

A blessing that is a part of the Birchot ha-Shachar, the Morning Blessings. Women have traditionally recited it, but in the modern days, it has become a generalized blessing recited by all (instead of the problematic “who didn’t create me a woman”) in the progressive Jewish communities. It expresses the acceptance of our fabulous beauty and perfection – just as God intended.

Rainbow background and the Hebrew word for “love” – “ahavah.”

The Hebrew word “justice” (צדק, tsedek, sedek, ṣedeq) in Ashkenazi cursive script, in the colors of the Progress version of the Pride flag.

"Lesbian" in Yiddish (לעסביאַנקע) in the lesbian pride colors.

"Gay" in Yiddish (געי) in the lesbian pride colors. There's some disagreement over how to spell the word, but lately I prefer געי to avoid confusion with forms of גיין, as well as to reflect the English etymology.

The feminine form of the Hebrew word for "Jew."