Painted by Batya Silver Sukkah Decorations
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The Painted by Batya Silver Sukkah Decorations from the Waterdale Collection are a 5-piece set printed on premium white Lucite, hand-painted by artist Batya in silver tones with real painted-style depth.
The set features Kiddush, Netilas Yadayim, Ushpizin, Tefillah Upon Entering the Sukkah, and Shivas Haminim, bringing five meaningful Sukkos themes together in one coordinated set. The text is printed in Nusach Ashkenaz / Sefard.
The waterproof panels measure 24" x 18" and 10.5" x 18", with each panel featuring four small holes for easy hanging on the sukkah (סוכה) wall. Add engraving to make this an exquisite Judaica gift for Sukkos (סוכות).
A sukkah decoration set is a group of coordinated pieces — matching in palette, material, and theme — designed to dress a sukkah wall as one composition. Instead of collecting mismatched singles, a set gives the sukkah the feel of a designed room.
Most families anchor each wall with one large piece or set, so a standard sukkah works beautifully with two to three sets or one mural plus a set. Waterdale's sets range from two-piece onyx groupings to multi-piece painted collections, so you can scale to your sukkah's size.
The gedolim sets and bundles are vinyl portraits of gedolei Yisroel for the sukkah walls, available in standard and light background versions. They're a meaningful backdrop for a wall where the family eats and learns during Yom Tov.
Sets guarantee the pieces relate to each other — same palette, same finish — which is the hardest thing to achieve buying one decoration at a time. Individual murals and accent pieces then layer in without clashing, because the set established the look.
The range includes the 2-piece and full Onyx sets, the 3-piece round set, painted collections by Batya in classic and silver, and vinyl Gedolim sets and bundles. Onyx suits a modern sukkah; painted sets bring a softer artistic look, while Gedolim sets create a meaningful traditional backdrop.
Yes — vinyl sets are light enough for canvas walls, hanging from the frame or attaching with velcro without sagging the fabric. Their flexibility also means they survive the take-down and roll-up after Yom Tov that canvas sukkahs demand.
Keep each set together — rolled for vinyl, flat and padded for rigid pieces — in a labeled dry bin with your sukkah hardware. Storing sets intact is what keeps next year's setup to minutes instead of a puzzle.
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