The Israeli Government, presumably to attract tourists, publishes posters that feature views of the country. This one, from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, is a fantastic aerial view of Masada, or more accurately the landscape around Masada which can just be seen at the left edge. The photographer is Shai Ginott and the poster was published in the 90's. Printed on a heavy paper, it is in very good condition having only some handling creases and a minor tear on the upper edge.

Height - 26 3/4"; width - 38 1/2"

The Israeli Ministry of Tourism published this magnificent aerial view of Jerusalem at sunset. Viewed from the southwest corner of the Old City, the panorama extends to the Judean desert on the eastern edges of the city. There is a photo attribution to Albatross Design on the upper right and left corners. The large blank left at the bottom was presumably for the use of the ticket agencies that hung the poster from their walls. The poster has a visible crease just below the image on the bottom right and minor bruises on the top and left edges.

This is one of the many charming children's posters that the Keren Kayemet published during the 60's and 70's. Although meant for school children, this poster is visually sophisticated and would look wonderful hanging on anyone's wall. It is in excellent condition.

height - 13 1/16"; width - 18 3/4"

Ben-Zion David designs and constructs a variety of small charming decorative dreidels handmade from sterling silver. The body of this one is an inverted square pyramid. Swirls of silver strands and the 4 Hebrew letters pey, nun, gimmel and hay decorate the top. The handle is a small silver rod around which coils a silver strand. The workmanship is outstanding as is required to realize such a small piece successfully. The dreidel comes with its own silver stand.

dreidel height with stand – 1 5/8“; length of each of the 4 sides – 11/16“

Orit Grader, an Israeli artist, has designed this large metal hamsa with a lace-like pattern of purple enameled leaves. There is a central icon of an eye, common to items of this type. You can hang this hamsa with the large ring at the top.

maximum height (excluding the bale) – 3 3/4”; maximum width – 2 1/2“

An exquisite pair of vintage Israeli, sterling silver ear clips. A small turquoise stone decorates each piece. Stamped on the reverse of each is a silver mark, 925, and the word Jerusalem in Hebrew. These petit earrings are in excellent condition.

length including the small hanging – 1 1/2“, diameter of round body – 3/4“