D'VEYKUS – The Jewish Sticker Club

This shipment marks one full year from the beginning of this project! Since last Tishrei I have designed nearly 80 original stickers and sent out hundreds to loyal subscribers! Thanks for being a part and supporting my art.  For Tishrei 5785, members of D'veykus – The Jewish Sticker Club received the following four stickers: Merit like a Pomegranate – Many have the custom of making "punny" blessings at the Rosh Hashana meal. The pomegranate's seeds remind us of the 613 commandments, and on the new year we bless "that our merits will increase like a pomegranate."  The Day of Remembrance – ...

Members of D'veykus – The Jewish Sticker Club received the following four stickers for Elul.  Elul Rose – The name of the Hebrew month "אלול" -  Elul is an acronym for the verse "אני דודי ודודי לי" (I for my beloved, my beloved for me). As we begin to reflect on our relationships with others and God in anticipation of the Yamim Noraim (Days of Awe), we remember that love is an essential part of cultivating positive relationships and asking forgiveness.      Shabbes! - Get hype for the holiest day of the week!  Let it Cook – An ode to the popular Gen...

For Tamuz and Av, members of D'veykus – The Jewish Sticker Club received a sticker sheet with 12 stickers outlining the astrological constellations. Our new sticker sheet combines ancient tradition with modern design, featuring the twelve astrological signs paired with their Hebrew names to connect you with the history of Jewish astrology. Inspired by the 6th-century CE mosaic at Bet Alfa, which integrates zodiac symbols into Jewish art, these stickers reflect the connection between the cosmos and Jewish spirituality. Perfect for planners, journals, or creative projects, they serve as symbols that remind you of the spiritual energies each month brings....

Members of D'VEYKUS – The Jewish Sticker Club received the following stickers for the month of Sivan.  First Fruits – This sticker commemorates the ritual of "Bikkurim," or "First Fruits," associated with the holiday of Shavuot. In this ritual, farmers contribute their first fruits to the priests in Jerusalem and recite a couple of verses from the Torah. One of these verses: "Arami Oved Avi," "My father was a wandering Aramean," may sound familiar from the liturgy of the Passover seder. The verses there recount the origins of the Jewish people in Canaan and their growth into a nation in Egypt. ...

Members of D’veykus - The Jewish Sticker Club received the following stickers for the month of Iyar. Gelt Getter - For the Jews hustling for shekels. Kabbalah Queen - Can’t stop these ladies from uncovering the secrets of the Torah! Read Books! - Our tradition is all about The Book. Reading, thinking, and interpreting flexes the brain muscles and helps us stay strong and healthy. Prophecy is Divine - Featuring the “Urim,” “Light’and “Tumim,” “Perfections,” these vessels of divination were granted to the High Priest Aaron to pursue truth in the face of unknowns. Our own prophetic capabilities are only as...