D'VEYKUS 5784 – The Jewish Sticker Club

The following stickers were sent to members of D'veykus - The Jewish Sticker Club for Nisan.  Bless Up For Kiddish -  Riffing off the contemporary slang "lunch." "Kiddish" may be used to indicate something that is totally righteous. When using the word one may put their hands together in a blessing motion as depicted above.  "Yitzy did you get the new shipment of Shtark stickers?"  "Yesss they are totally kiddish 🙏" This Month For You -  The month of Nisan is the New Year for Kings according to Mishnah Rosh Hashana 1:1. In Exodus 12:2 God gives his first commandment to...

Members of D'veykus – The Jewish Sticker Club received these stickers in the mail for Adar I.  Kosher Clothing – Written in the Ashkenazi script commonly used for writing a Torah scroll, this square sticker announces the presence of "Kosher Kleyder" (Yiddish) or "Kosher Clothing" (English). Smooth Vibez – Also written in the Ashkenazi script for writing a Torah, this square sticker has the words "Glatt Vibes" written on it. The crossover between the Yiddish "Glatt" and American slang word "Vibes" perfectly captures the Shtark! intention: to seamlessly blend Jewish-American lifestyles.    The Shtark Galaxy –  This sticker with "Shtark Shirts" written...

Claim Your Free Tu Bishvat Coloring Book HERE! Members of Dveykus – The Jewish Sticker Club received five stickers for the month of Shevat. Each sticker represents a tree-fruit related to the holiday of Tu Bishvat. Alongside the fruit is their name according to R' Hayim Vital in the Pri Etz Hadar. Each of the fruits is also related to one of their corresponding spiritual world as follows:  World of Asiyah – Hard Outer Shell & Soft Inside: Acorn Pomegranate World of Yetzira – Soft Outside & Hard Inside: Persimmon World of Beriah/Close to Atzilut – Soft Outside & Soft...

To kick off the Hebrew month of Tevet subscribers of D'veykus – The Jewish Sticker Club received five stickers of original Jewish art.    Electronic Jerusalem Commemorative Sticker (Rare Holo-Chrome) –  In collaboration with Boston based musician and recording artist Zach Mayer this iridescent sticker commemorates the release of Electronic Jerusalem. The track features sound-bytes from Mayer's time living in Jerusalem. From Holy Land songbirds singing to the evocative words of High Holiday prayers Mayer expertly leads his audience through an ecstatic journey that he says should really "make their tuchases shake!" The perfect track for your next ecstatic dance party – Listen Here....

Members of D'veykus - The Jewish Sticker Club received five stickers for the month of Kislev. Here is a a short description of the meaning and inspiration behind each:  The Pach Shemen or "Oil Container" (rare glitter) – One of the primary folk traditions associated with the Hannukkah holiday relates that when the Hasmoneans rededicated the temple, there was only a single container of oil pure enough that it was fit for lighting the holy menorah. This sticker recalls that great miracle! The Hannukkiah – Loaded with eight candles and the shamash (middle helper candle), the Hannukkiah is the traditional ritual object with which we commemorate...