Donor Walls
Eternal Lights
Arks
Symbolic Works
Ritual Objects
Studio Line
Sculpture
Amulets
הידור מצוה Hiddur mitzvah, the beauty of holiness: to make physically beautiful the objects and spaces used in the performance of ritual.
Arnold Schwarzbart, z"l, practiced architecture in Knoxville, Tennessee, for twelve years and then worked for thirty-five as a full time Judaic artist. He made ceremonial objects for the home, and donor walls, arks, eternal lights, and sanctuary art for more than forty congregations and institutions across the United States, Canada, and Israel, in stoneware, porcelain, hand forged bronze and sterling, enamel on copper, wool, and carved wood.
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