Kosel After Rain Vinyl Sukkah Mural Decoration
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There’s something especially striking about the Kosel (כותל) after the rain. Artist Zelda captures that moment in Kosel After Rain from the Waterdale Collection, with the Western Wall and Jerusalem reflected across the rain-washed plaza stones.
Designed for the sukkah, the painting is printed on waterproof, heavy-duty 13 oz. vinyl and finished with metal grommets on all four sides for easy hanging throughout Sukkos.
Choose the 36" x 24" sukkah decoration as a focal point among your Sukkos decorations, or create an entire Jerusalem scene with the 8' x 7' or 12' x 7' size murals, designed to cover your full sukkah wall.
Decorating the sukkah is a form of hiddur mitzvah — beautifying the mitzvah — based on the verse zeh Keili v'anveihu, this is my G-d and I will glorify Him. Noy sukkah, sukkah decorations, turn the temporary hut into a beautiful dwelling worthy of the seven days we live in it.
The vinyl sukkah decorations are printed on waterproof heavy-duty 13oz vinyl so they can handle dampness in an outdoor sukkah far better than paper decorations. The vinyl won't wrinkle from humidity and dries up after rain. Waterdale's vinyl and acrylic sukkah decorations are made for the realities of an outdoor sukkah.
Most vinyl decorations and murals have metal grommets on all four sides — zip ties, hooks or clips through the grommets pull it tight against the wall so it hangs securely. The Gedolim sets are the exception: they hang with strong magnets instead, so there is nothing to thread. The vinyl is lightweight and lies flat without tearing like paper, so it works on wood, canvas or panel sukkah walls alike. The Lucite decorations have small holes for hanging and come with adhesives included.
Sizes run from small panels to full walls. The smallest painted vinyl decorations start around 10.5" x 18", mid-size panels run 20" x 16" through 40" x 30", and the full-wall sukkah murals come in 8' x 7', 12' x 7' and 12' x 7.5'. Many designs are sold in more than one size, so you can pick a scale that suits your sukkah wall.
The collection covers all different styles and tastes for how you want to style your sukkah:
Much of the sukkah art is hand-painted by artists Zelda, Batya, Judy, Yonatan, Yosefa and Shira Licht and printed on high quality material to decorate your sukkah. Mixing one large mural with smaller coordinating pieces gives a designed look rather than a patchwork.
Both. Most designs are sold individually, and there are also coordinated sets if you'd rather not choose every piece yourself. Sets are the simpler way to get a whole sukkah wall that matches.
Kosel and Yerushalayim scenes lead year after year, followed by greenery murals that echo the s'chach, ushpizin pieces welcoming the Seven Guests, Gedolim portraits, and bracha texts. Choosing one theme per wall keeps a large sukkah feeling curated.
Wipe the vinyl pieces dry and roll them without sharp creases — the large murals ship in a reusable storage tube that's made for exactly this — and store them in a dry bin with the sukkah boards so they'll unroll flat next Elul. Acrylic and mosaic pieces store best flat, padded between layers.
Absolutely — Color It Acrylic and mosaic decorations are designed for children to complete and hang, and diamond-art pieces like the Dancing Chassidim keep older kids busy erev Yom Tov. A child's finished piece hanging beside a designer mural is exactly what noy sukkah is about.
Waterdale's Lucite sukkah decorations offer engraving through the Personalization option on the product page — a family name on a piece that comes out of the box every year.
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