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Tikva Adler

Tikva Adler experiences artwork as what some people refer to as “prayer” or “meditation” because it brings her awareness fully into the present moment. When she is creating, it is like there is no separation between her and the canvas. The resulting artwork is full of life and vibrant color. Because she gives a lot of attention to nature, mystical Judaism, environmentalism, and the “divine feminine”, her artwork often takes on these themes.  Contact her at: ARTikva@gmail.com.  Check out more of her artwork + latest adventures on her blog "Blogging While Trapped Under A Nursing Baby": http://tikvaadler.wordpress.com

Custom - Sabbath Candles by Tikva Adler
The original was sold, but you can order another version custom-made by the artist. It will be similar but not an exact copy of the original-- Every version is unique. This vibrant, colorful painting conveys the mystical energy that surrounds lighting the Sabbath candles on a Friday night. The beginning of the blessing over the candles is written in gold Hebrew lettering on the left side, and the text glows brilliantly against the red background in the right lighting.  The gold in this painting provides a mystical glow that changes depending on the lighting of the room. The painting looks totally different at different parts of the day, giving it a magical quality. 11" x 14" 
Made with water based paints on firm artist paper. The painting has a white border for easier framing.
$
150.00    
Chamsa by Tikva Adler
The Chamsa is an ancient symbol of protection, as is the color red in many cultures. This painting was made with rich vibrant red and turquoise, and the inner eye of the chamsa was painted an intense yellow.   Meditate on the image of the chamsa to uplift your spirit and inspire your playfulness!  11" x 14" 

Made with water based paints + ink on firm artist paper. The painting has a white border for easier framing
$
115.00    
Custom - Lecha Dodi by Tikva Adler
The original was sold, but you can order another version custom-made by the artist. It will be similar but not an exact copy of the original-- Every version is unique. This vibrant, colorful painting depicts the moment during a Friday's sunset in which the magical feeling of Shabbat enters our hearts. The Sabbath Bride is mysterious, loving, and warm. She enters smiling and robed in shimmering fabrics. The beginning of the prayer "Lecha Dodi" is written in gold all around her: "Come let us go to meet the bride-- Let us greet the Sabbath!"  Gold paint is used throughout the piece, which gives it a mystical glow that changes depending on the lighting of the room. The painting looks totally different at different parts of the day, giving it a magical quality. 16" x 20" 

Made with acrylic paints on canvas board
$
180.00    
Mother Chamsa by Tikva Adler
This vibrant, colorful painting was inspired by the chamsa symbol, and the idea of the "divine feminine". The piece conveys all the magic that exists within a woman.  Gold paint is used throughout the painting. I am fond of using gold paint in my artwork because it gives the piece a mystical glow that changes depending on the lighting of the room. The painting looks totally different at different parts of the day, giving it a magical quality. This beautiful painting would make a perfect gift for any age or occasion, but especially for mothers or a bat mitzvah.

16" x 20" (a standard framing size) acrylic on canvas board.

$
180.00    

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