Shabbat Candle Lighting Hebrew Art Print – Lehadlik Ner

Price range: ₪190 through ₪330

Inspired by Shabbat candle lighting, this watercolor Judaica art print features the Hebrew phrase “Lehadlik Ner Shel Shabbat.” It connects a familiar Shabbat tradition with an artistic composition designed for the home. Reproduced from my original watercolor on fine art paper, with selected gold-leaf details added by hand.

Hebrew text: להדליק נר של שבת. Sizes: 20 × 20 cm or 34 × 34 cm. An unframed print is recommended for international shipping. For custom text or a commissioned artwork, contact me.

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Lehadlik Ner Shel Shabbat – Hebrew Judaica Fine Art Print

Inspired by Shabbat candle lighting, this watercolor Judaica art print features the Hebrew phrase “Lehadlik Ner Shel Shabbat.” It connects a familiar Shabbat tradition with an artistic composition designed for the home.

Hebrew Art with Meaning

A meaningful print to place near the Shabbat candles and a thoughtful gift for a new home or Jewish wedding. The Hebrew lettering is an integral part of the design, so the artwork is both a decorative print and an expression of Jewish identity and tradition.

Original Watercolor and Hand-Applied Gold Leaf

I paint the original artwork in watercolor and have it reproduced professionally as a giclée fine art print on archival-quality art paper. I then add gold-leaf accents by hand to selected details. Every finished print has subtle individual touches; the product is a fine art reproduction rather than the original watercolor.

Size, Custom Requests and Shipping

  • Sizes: 20 × 20 cm or 34 × 34 cm.
  • International orders: Choose an unframed option for safer delivery.
  • Preparation: Please allow five business days before dispatch.
  • Custom text or illustration: Contact me about a personalized design.

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Weight 0.04 kg
Dimensions 34 × 34 cm
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