Vered creates theater puppets for quality time with family, to promote interaction and conversation with lots of fun and laughter. Vered creates glove dolls, finger puppets, and puppets on a stick. The dolls portray different characters designed by Vered and each is different from the other.

Israeli Art Proper! Sand casting combined with stone and original cuts in metal. The collection is characterized by symbols and items relating to Judaica and the Land of Israel.

Creates jewelry with love and positive energy in order to promote the good in the world. Each piece is made of fabric and threads characterized by the style of "Hopono Pono," designed to help cleanse the energy of the person who wears the jewelry. Each of the jewels is combined with hidden elements that represent the expressions: "Please Forgive Me" "I'm Sorry" "I Love You" "Thank You"

Hello! I'm Efrat, the artist behind EftiBefti. My journey began with a Master's in Stage Design from Tel Aviv University, leading me to create vibrant sets, costumes, and captivating retail displays. My work has been recognized with scholarships and featured in exhibitions both in Israel and internationally. Now, I channel my passion for color and personality into hand-painted acrylic jewelry and accessories. Each piece is meticulously crafted to spark joy and radiate optimism. Whether you prefer a bold statement or a subtle accent, my contemporary designs offer a unique touch to any style. I'm constantly creating new pieces, so there's always something fresh to discover. Come find your perfect piece of EftiBefti joy!

I studied architecture at the Technion and worked as an architect. About a decade ago, paintings replaced the drawings and brushes replaced the computer. I gave myself to the white temptation of the canvas. I move between creations in which I seek maximum control, with careful planning and meticulous execution, and creations that force me to get lost. I am attracted to places where one thing turns into another, a line becomes a stain, an image disappears into the background, and layers emerge between the opaque and the transparent. I make laws and break them or improve them but I am supported by them as a skeleton for the construction of the work. Presenting my creations in the pedestrian mall serves the desire to make art accessible to the general public, in terms of both exposure and prices, and also enables a direct encounter with the buyers of the works, which is impossible when they are displayed in galleries. The eternal bursts forth with the spring in the heart of the desert; cradled by waves shattering on the rocks; soaring with the moon into the dark heavens; spiraling with the shadows of autumn leaves. This movement is life. The infinite dance of creation. The canvas, the brushes, and the tubes of paint make the music that invites me to dance.

Yael Shehori presents at the Nahala special and delicate jewelry made of silver, brass, and copper. Among her works are rings, earrings, and necklaces, all handmade. At her stand, you can find necklaces with sparkling miniature pendants of bicycles, birds, boats, fish, and everything imaginable. Also, she creates animated bird figurines used for decoration.

Tzipi brings life to clay, creating sculptural pieces by hand. Cups, bowls, pomegranates, menorahs, magnets, trays, and more …

I am a young artist from Tel Aviv and I have always loved to paint and write. In high school, I was exposed to art that combines the two – micrography, drawings from tiny letters.

At my stall I sell original handmade paintings, in different sizes of figures – famous artists and personalities from their quotes and songs or special and poems that suit their character and spirit. (In Hebrew and English)

I believe there is weight to words and a place in art and there is something to learn from each of the different personalities.

In addition, I paint to order according to the customer's request.

My grandmother used to say: "god is in te smallest details".  When I was young, I didn't understand what she meant, but I've been spending time with her every single moment, fascinated by her ability to bring life in  every piece of fabric.  the small things in life – simple and mundane, makes us smile, fills us with joy and makes our day better. My creations are the small details that makes people smile. And if they are smiling, even for a moment, then god is in it. With a lot of love, Ricki

Julia Kofman started to make pottery 10 years ago as a hobby, and after she made Aliah in 2018 she became a full time potter. Her designs are inspired by Tel Aviv streets. Every piece is a small story about love, life, nature and simple life pleasures. Julia uses the simplest materials, likes to play with textures and to combine matt and shiny covering. Julia makes espresso sets, cups for coffee/tea, jewelry boxes and plates, vases for flowers, candlesticks and more different things for kitchen and decoration of the house.