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Greeting Cards Galore!

4/12/2011

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Yesterday was a big mail day for me! I came home to find lots of fun birthday cards (tomorrow is the big 2-9), and...a package from the lovely Marlene Burns, full of...more cards! 
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I knew that she was sending me samples, but I had no idea how Absolutely Gorgeous they would be. Truly stunning. They are beautiful pieces of art, masquerading as greeting cards for you to send to your nearest and dearest. Well worth the inexpensive price of $6. You can purchase them on our site under the new "Cards" section or see more at her site, www.kavanahpress.com. 

A little bit more about this amazing artist: Marlene Burns has been a professional artist for forty years, and has always had a passion for Judaism. But it wasn't until last year that Marlene began a Judaic series of paintings based on some of the Hebrew prayers she studies and shares with those she teaches.  The debut series had nine offerings and she has since added six more to include psalms and holidays. It has become her most inspired series to date. She prepares for each painting by chanting or singing the specific prayer while her abstract expressionist process unfolds.  Most of her symbols are hidden.  The translations and explanations of her artistic process become part of her offerings as teachings. 
Marlene has partnered with Ken Mirman, a seasoned veteran in the printing industry, to bring her imagesand teachings to a wider audience in Jewish Communities across the country.

Together, they have established Kavanah Press to create a fine art line of cards and framed reproductions. Giclees and larger reproductions are also available in a wide variety of sizes. Marketing is being developed to target Temple and Synagogue fundraising as well as exhibitions and presentations in key Jewish communities. 

Homegrown Judaica feels particularly lucky to be one of the ways you can purchase Marlene's artwork. 
It is especially noteworthy that Marlene is donating a large percentage of her profits back to Homegrown Judaica to keep this site going and improving. Thank you Marlene. 
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4/12/2011 12:24:34 pm

Dear Rachel,
Thank you so much for making my work and our products the topic for this blog!
We wish you the very best as home grown Judaica continues to grow!

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