Anat Perl is a multidisciplinary artist and designer and certainly not a common one. Born and raised in Israel, from a very young age she was involved in almost every kind of art, from music and dance to the fine arts.
Over the years Perl has developed her own language for creation and expression. She designs with great passion, curiosity and a constant search for materials, combinations, shapes and creative ways to convey her message and ideas in an interesting way.
Over the years Perl has developed her own language for creation and expression. She designs with great passion, curiosity and a constant search for materials, combinations, shapes and creative ways to convey her message and ideas in an interesting way.
“Blessing Stones” mezuzahs are original, unique and unusual pieces of art.
The idea behind this unique project was to create a physical, symbolic and spiritual connection between the Land of Israel and every Jewish home around the worldthrough one of the Jewish symbols – the mezuzah. Since the mezuzah is a kind of gatekeeper, something that is found in most cultures around the world, anyone can relate to the idea of the mezuzah.
Each mezuzah is handmade with high-quality and durable materials, making it a special and one-of- a-kind work of art. An unusual, original and unique Judaica item that gives every entrance and every doorframe beauty and an impressive and powerful presence. Each item is exclusive and comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
The unusual combination of raw stone and concrete, with pure gold-plated brass, silver, rhodium and handmade glass, create a luxurious look that combines old with new. In addition, the design allows us to see the written blessing. The metal decorations on the mezuzahs are Jewish and Israeli symbols that reflect a rich tradition in an impressive selection of styles.
Anat’s designs make her art unique and in demand.
Beyond the traditional use, the mezuzahs can be placed on a special stand on the living room table or in a showcase as a sculpture. The mezuzah can also be hung on the entrance wall of the house. The artist also created a limited series of framed mezuzahs.
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