Israeli Artists

Anat is a recognized Israeli painter and artist. Her hand made
work is characterized by the use of Israeli motifs such as
those mentioned in Devteronomy (8,8): " A land of wheat and
barley and vines and fig trees, and pomegranates; a land of
olive oil and honey." Israeli motifs have become her trademark
and she successfully combines Jewish tradition with the
Israeli spirit of current days. Anat's work brings the spirit of
Israel to your heart and home. You can find her art pieces
presented and sold at the "The Jewish Museum N.Y.",
"Diaspora Museum", and at "Haaretz museum".

Anat Mayer

Challah board by
Anat Mayer

Artist Yair Emanuel, a graduate of the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, lives and
works in Jerusalem. Born inKibbutz Sha'alavim, he grew up in Jerusalem in an
Orthodox home and later in life adopted a more pluralistic approach to Judaism. This
background influenced Emanuel's style of Judaic Art, which is based upon a fusion of
traditionals motifs and ancient jewish manuscripts with modern and oriental art. Vivid
and harmonious colors as well as mixture of old and new characterize Emanuel's
work, which is designed and crafted in his jerusalem studio.

Yair Emanuel

Jerusalem Challah
Board and Challah
knife

Hand Painted Seder
Plate by Yair Emanuel

Woven Cotton and
Silk Tallit set - Twelve
tribes in blue

Jerusalem Kiddush
Fountain by Yair
Emanuel

Caesarea Arts is a multi-faceted studio run by husband and wife team Alice & Brian Bergner, who design
and craft unique hand made jewelry, and manufacture stone and glass Judaica and giftware as well as
accessories for the home environment. The location of their studio in Caesarea, Israel, a seafront township
built around important archeological sites that date back to ancient times, is an undoubted inspiration for
our work. The port and ruins are still being dug today and are a source of some of the ancient glass to be
found in some of our designs. Each shard is chosen for its natural opalescent patina and shape and
becomes the center piece for a one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry, objet d’art or Judaic ritual item, created in
sterling silver filigree. The glass is in its natural form, affected only by age and environment, and is not
treated in any way.

Caesarea Arts