Description
This exquisite piece by artist Shmuel Dan captures
the essence of cultural fusion, blending Jewish
symbolism with elements of Japanese art.
At the heart of this artwork is the powerful
symbol of “Chai” (meaning “life” in Hebrew)
elegantly nestled within the Star of David (Magen David).
This combination is traditionally believed to
bring good luck and protection, making it
a meaningful addition to any space.
According to the system of Gematria, the Hebrew letters
of chai (חַי) add up to 18 and for this reason it is a spiritually
meaningful number in Judaism
Encircling the central motif are two gracefully
swimming koi fish, meticulously rendered in ink.
The koi fish, inspired by Japanese art, symbolize
perseverance, strength, and good fortune.
Their fluid motion and intricate detailing add a
dynamic quality to the piece, creating a harmonious
balance between the central Jewish symbols and the
surrounding Japanese-inspired elements.
Crafted on parchment, this one-of-a-kind original
design is a true collector’s item. The intricate
interplay of cultural motifs and the masterful use
of ink make this artwork a striking example
of contemporary Jewish art. Whether you are a
collector or someone looking to add a unique piece
of art to your home, this work by Shmuel Dan offers
both aesthetic beauty and profound symbolism.
Date: 2015
Medium: Ink on Parchment
Cataloge number: 00129
Size: 290/195 m”m (millimeter)
Size with frame : 402/505 m”m (millimeter)
Signature: Signed with a date
Framed: High quality frame, double side glass. (as show in the pictures)
Signed certificate of authenticity
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