Diamond Art Modeh Ani Wall Art
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Diamond Art Modeh Ani Wall Art
Start each day with gratitude and creativity. This beautiful Modeh Ani diamond art decoration features the meaningful morning prayer in sparkling rhinestone detail, creating a stunning piece of Judaica for any Jewish home.
Designed on a clear acrylic base, this DIY diamond art kit allows you to place colorful resin diamonds onto the pre-marked surface, forming vibrant Hebrew lettering and a radiant sunrise design. The shimmering stones add depth, texture, and brilliance, turning this prayer into a piece of art you’ll proudly display.
This item comes in a clear cellophane bag with a Waterdale Collection sticker. Please see pictures for reference.
Waterdale’s Color It Acrylic collection includes mosaic, coloring, and diamond art projects that kids can complete by hand and display as Sukkah decorations. Designs include classic Sukkah themes such as Bruchim Habaim, Ushpizin, V’Smachta Bechagecha, and Mizrach, along with a Diamond Art Dancing Chassidim piece.
Yes. Some Color It Acrylic projects are designed to be colored and personalized by hand, while others use mosaic tiles or diamond art. Most coloring projects use permanent markers; some product listings recommend specific marker types for the best results. Check the individual product listing for the recommended materials and instructions.
Decorating a sukkah goes faster when each child takes one piece — Bruchim Habaim by the entrance, Ushpizin near where the invitation is read, V'Smachta or a Mizrach on the main wall. Most kits take 30 to 60 minutes to complete a project, so a few afternoons before Yom Tov cover a whole wall. Mixing mosaic and diamond art gives the wall texture instead of a row of matching pieces.
Mosaic kits use flat acrylic tiles pressed into a printed design; diamond art uses faceted resin gems that catch the light. Mosaic suits younger children and forgives imprecision; diamond art takes longer and rewards patience, which makes it the better erev Yom Tov project for older kids.
Replacement piece packs are sold for several of the mosaic designs, so a few tiles lost in storage don't cost you the whole kit. Order the pack that matches your original kit by name.
The Ushpizin, Bruchim Habaim and V'Smachta kits are Sukkos pieces, but the collection also holds designs that can be used year-round — Im Eshkachech, Al Hamichya, Modeh Ani and a Mizrach. They can be made during the same holiday season and hung long after Sukkos.
They're acrylic, so they handle the dew and damp of an outdoor sukkah far better than paper crafts, and they wipe clean after Sukkos. Stored flat between years, a child's piece comes back out every Sukkos.
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