Hidur Design Works | Graphic Judaica

»The Little Jewish Prayer Box has been so invaluable to me. It’s the perfect Jewish gift for anyone.« [continue reading …]

Yaakov Lui-Hyden, Mount Zion Guesthouse, Georgia

»I received the Little Jewish Prayer Box as a Bar Mitzvah gift for my twins. I was so surprised! It is a real treasure chest – inside and out!«

Navah Weiss, Israel

»The Magnetic Blessings have become my favorite little give-away gift. They are the perfect addition for all my presents.«

Esti Pellikan, Israel

»Yehudis' art represents pleasure and versatile emotions in the most exposed way: through truth. [continue reading …] «

—Kim J. Stulmann, USA

»The Little Jewish Prayer Box should be part of every household!«

Andy & Jutta Eggert, German-Israeli Society Kempten, Germany

what is hidur?

Hidur Design Works is a graphic art and product design studio in Israel.
We specialize in the exploration of beauty and the development of a new and innovative form of artistic and high-quality Judaica.

In the Hebrew language, the meaning and purpose of the act of Hidur are to enrich, enhance and uplift our lives through Judaism as a way of life. By Hidur Mitzvot – the beautification of good deeds, religious practices and rituals – we transform our daily routine from the ordinary to the sublime.

»Without aesthetics, you can't find the truth.«
—Paul Rand

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By Giuseppe Ussani D'Escobar (Italy)

Yehudis Jacobowitz is an artist, and foremost a woman, traveling a path through the illuminating symbols of the universe, which she manages to capture. The universe can be compared to a book, from which man has to decipher the messages in order to improve his consciousness, his state of awareness, and thus his interaction with nature and society. Mysticism is about immersing oneself in the mysterious and holy codes of this universe and let oneself go, loose oneself to eventually find oneself; liberate oneself of one‘s own ferocious and insatiable individualism – to find love.