Painted by Batya Greenery Vinyl Mural Sukkah Decoration
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| 15+ | 15% OFF |
Turn an entire sukkah wall into a beautiful display with the Greenery Mural with Painted Sukkah Decorations from the Waterdale Collection. Set against a lush greenery background, artist Batya brings together three meaningful scenes—the Kosel, Beis HaMikdash, and dancing Chassidim. The dancing Chassidim scene features the words “ושמחת בחגך והיית אך שמח,” adding the joy and spirit of Sukkot to the mural.
At 12' x 7.5', the continuous mural spans a full sukkah wall, bringing all three painted scenes together against one coordinating greenery backdrop. It creates an impressive setting for Yom Tov meals, family time and guests.
Printed on waterproof, heavy-duty 13 oz. vinyl, the mural is finished with metal grommets on all four sides for easy hanging in your sukkah (סוכה).
A sukkah mural is a large-format vinyl decoration that turns an entire sukkah wall into a scene — the Kosel at different hours, Yerushalayim in color, the Bais Hamikdash, or lush greenery. One mural does what a dozen small decorations can't: it gives the sukkah a view.
The collection includes the Kosel after rain, at winter, reflected in prayer, in color, in gray and gold, and the Pastel Kosel by Yosefa; Yerushalayim and Bais Hamikdash scenes, including the Bais Hamikdash by Judy; navy and gold collage murals; and greenery murals in classic and Painted by Batya versions. Between them, every sukkah style is covered.
The sukkah recalls our ancestors’ journey through the wilderness toward Eretz Yisroel, while Sukkos itself was a time of aliyah l'regel to the Beis Hamikdash in Yerushalayim. A Yerushalayim mural therefore connects the sukkah in our backyard to the sacred destination at the heart of the festival.
Vinyl is the material of choice for sukkah walls precisely because it tolerates damp air, wipes dry, and doesn't tear like paper posters. Mounted taut with hooks, magnets, velcro, or zip ties, a mural rides out normal Tishrei weather and dries up after rain.
Murals are cut large enough to anchor a full wall panel of a standard sukkah, with smaller coordinating vinyl pieces available to balance the remaining walls. One statement wall plus quieter surrounding walls is the layout most designers choose.
Yes — because vinyl is light, it hangs from grommets, clips, or velcro without screws or adhesive that mark wood panels or stress canvas.
Wipe it dry, roll it loosely around a tube rather than folding, and stand the roll in a dry bin with your sukkah boards. Rolled storage is what keeps a mural crease-free for many years.
Early access to new releases, limited restocks, and occasional updates.