Jewish Fundraising Greeting Cards

Judaica Fundraising Note Cards

To Life! presents our hope for peace and continuity for Jerusalem and Israel.

Tikkun Olam has Nina in the vineyards. Her Tikkun Olam is to create art to beautify people's lives. All the grape leaves have transformed into hearts to signify Nina's love going out into the world through her art.

Camellia Star of David shows a camellia inside the star (with chai--to life!-- in lavender in upper right of flower) and the letter shin in each leaf.

Rosh Hashona has the Book of Life set inside the ark

Vividly-colored cards include metallic gold, and are blank inside. For wholesale orders, please contact Nina directly.
Florals: California Poppies California Poppies giclée print
Torah Mantle: Pomegranates According to biblical teachings, there are exactly 613 seeds within a pomegranate, corresponding to the number of mitzvot (commandments) prescribed in the Torah. Hence, the pomegranate represents the Torah--the most important Jewish symbol. The twin blue lines represent a tallit (prayer shawl) and the Israeli flag. The sun and the crescent moon represent the change of seasons, the passage of time and L'dor v'dor--the passing of the Torah and Jewish knowledge from one generation to the next.
To Life! with Mosaic Within days of returning from Israel in January 2001, I created this collage to express my hope of peace and continuity for Jerusalem and Israel. It has over 150 individual watercolor-painted pieces. The foreground depicts a luxurious mosaic floor tile from Masada. The top is Jerusalem, and includes the Western Wall and Dome of the Rock. The dove has Shalom--peace--in its wings. Chai is inscribed over an entrance to the Old City; and the upper reach of the palm is the letter Shin. Three small, golden, six-pointed stars evoke the memory of King David who made Jerusalem our temporal and spiritual home. Archival giclée print. About giclée prints.
Ballerina Branches Diptych The original is 2 pieces: 22x30 each, unframed. They are sold together.
Florals: Purple Iris Purple Iris giclée print
Aleph Bet Creation Watercolor pieces, painted and textured at the beach, give creative force to letters of the Hebrew alphabet. In the sky, Aleph, signifying creative energy, and Bet, representing divine energy, surround the Burning Bush. The Ten Commandments rest upon the other letters atop Mount Sinai. Archival giclée print. About giclée prints.
Tikkun Sonoma Tikkun Olam, developed by 17th century Jewish mystics, is a teaching which means to repair the world, primarily through social justice and environmental action. This watercolor painting is a symbol of healing: for individuals, for society and the environment. Although the woman in this painting is meant to be Every Woman, she also represents my artist's life and me. My heart is in all that I do, and all that I create. I observe beauty, reflect upon that beauty, and then I create art that heals. Archival giclée print. About giclée prints.
Judaica Series IV

Jewish fundraising Greeting cards

Judaica fundraising Note cards