Aimee Golant is a 6th generation metalsmith who crafts mezuzahs and jewelry out of pewter, silver, and bronze. A great honor for Aimee was creating the mezuzah for the front door of the National Museum of American Jewish History.

Angie Olami designs sterling silver and Roman glass jewelry based on the ancient languages, symbols, and cultures of Israel, Mesopotamia, Greece, and Dante's medieval Florence.

Beames Designs was created by Sara and Michael Beames in 1990. They combine fused glass with metals to create an incredible collection of Judaica in a dazzling array of colors and modern designs.

Davida Designs incorporates a Hebrew letter into each of her pieces of jewelry. Davida's pieces are created from her own sketches, using only pencil and paper. Her Jewish spirituality combines with her love for art.

Eduardo Milieris' Watchcraft collection consists of spectacular one-of-a kind watches made from copper, brass, and silver. Once you put on an Eduardo Milieris watch, you'll know that functional jewelry has been redefined and that you are wearing a piece of art.

Ester Shahaf draws her inspiration from her surroundings. She uses pewter, silver, and brass embellished with beads, shiny crystals, and Swarovski crystals to handcraft beautiful symbolic Judaica.

Gary Rosenthal works in mixed metals and fused glass to create one of the most popular and unique lines of Judaic art in the country. His Judaica includes handmade dreidels, menorahs, mezuzahs, Sabbath candlesticks, and more.

Healy Designs brings together swirling colors and patterns in their magnificent kaleidoscope necklaces. Created by Kevin and Deborah Healy, they produce stunning kaleidoscope necklaces not seen anywhere else.

Infinity Art In Metal, founded by George and Gloria Gabriel, have been making art in metal for over 20 years. In their collection, metal melts into curves of beauty connect us with the idea of infinity and brings the magic of art into daily life.

Joy Stember creates stunning designs in pewter, brass, bronze, silver, and copper in her Abington, PA studio. Joy describes her pieces as "contemporary heirlooms," since they push the boundaries of traditional Judaica in their unique design.

Michael Bromberg designs his Judaica jewelry with great attention to detail and symbolism. Using silver, gold, and gems, Michael creates beautiful charm and pendant necklaces including his very popular shema and mezuzah pendant necklaces.

Morningstar Metalworks, founded by Art Mathewson and Nancy Martin-Mathewson, makes handmade Kiddush cups and Shabbat candlesticks out of brass, copper, and anodized metal. Each piece is designed and created in their studio in Mount Vision, NY and is signed by the artist.

Amaro is created by Irit Goffer Sasson, an Israeli artist who creates charm necklaces with an abundance of religious symbols and amulets for good fortune.

Ayala Bar, an Israeli artist, blends natural elements, glass beads, Swarovski crystals, and mineral stones on assorted metals to create rich limited-edition pieces. Ayala's magnificent pieces are sold worldwide.

Blackthorne Forge is owned by Vermont blacksmith Steven Bronstein, who has been creating functional and sculptural ironwork for over 25 years. His designs strive to blend the primitive charm of ironwork with contemporary designs.

Ed Cohen handcrafts intricate and beautiful mezuzahs from the rich and varying shades of wood. Ed started creating mezuzahs at the request of family members which led to a career decision to create Judaica for gift shops and galleries.

Emily Rosenfeld charms and delights with her beautiful collection of pewter Judaica featuring mezuzahs, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets. She also creates the most fabulous key chains, candlesticks, kiddush cups, and baby spoons.

Fantasy Glass Works creates beautiful and unique glass kaleidoscopes. Artist Joanne Flatow-Jacobs delights both children and adults with her magnificent designs. These kaleidoscopes are filled with beads and sequins, creating a magnificent work of art.

GeoArt by Cynthia Gale consists of contemporary collections of modern elegance made in conjunction with The Jewish Museum. Every piece in the Cynthia Gale collection is created to convey a sense of the cultural, historical, and spiritual significance.

Ildanach Studios, founded in 1985 Curtis and his wife, Sheron, use recycled copper, brass, and silver to create a collection of earthy, organic, and serendipitous art. Inspired by nature, Ildanach strives to create a unique spirit in their jewelry.

J & I Jewelry, designed by Ian Gibson and marketed by his wife, Jessica, distills the essence of organic forms to highlight the timeless quality of sterling silver. The jewelry line is Highlighted by gemstones and freshwater pearls.

K4 Glassart, owned by twin sisters Alicia and Beatriz Keleman, create Judaica made from glass in brilliant colors. Their mezuzahs, menorahs, and Seder plates use various designs, materials, and techniques to showcase their magnificent collection.

Michal Golan draws her inspiration from Middle Eastern mosaics, Victorian jewelry, and Byzantine art. Michal's collection includes hamsas, mezuzahs, earrings, necklaces, and bracelets are made from an array of richly hued semi-precious stones, Swarovski crystals, and freshwater pearls.

Nanette Orijinels creates her designs by sculpting detailed images which are then cast in pewter. They are embellished with hand painted accents, colorful resin, charms and Austrian Crystals.

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Ayala Bar Fall 2012 Signature: Collection I

• Gary Rosenthal Interview
• Ayala Bar Interview
• Michal Golan Interview
• Eduardo Milieris Interview
• Emily Rosenfeld Interview
• Steven Bronstein Interview
• Jan Marie Lanier Interview
• Jami Miyamoto Interview

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