Taupe Visamachta Bchagecha Vinyl Print Sukkah Decoration
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Soft taupe, teal and gold brushstrokes frame Vesamachta B’Chagecha (ושמחת בחגך) in the Taupe Vesamachta Sukkah Decoration from the Waterdale Collection. Painted by Batya, the artwork features three dancing men who give visual expression to the joy of Sukkos.
The original artwork is printed on waterproof, heavy-duty 13 oz. vinyl with hemmed edges. Metal grommets on all four sides make the decoration easy to hang securely in your sukkah for display throughout Yom Tov.
Available in 24" x 18" and 36" x 24", the painted Sukkah art can stand alone as a joyful focal point or coordinate with other meaningful Judaica decorations for the chag.
This season introduces the silver Painted by Batya vinyl decoration series, lace lulav and esrog cases, the lace esrog bag, and the suspended esrog box, alongside new Kosel and greenery murals. New pieces are added throughout the summer as Sukkos approaches.
The silver series renders the sukkah texts in Batya's painted style with a silver palette — Kiddush, Al Hamichya, Netilas Lulav, Ushpizin, Shivas Haminim, and the Sukkah Tefillah — so an entire wall can carry matching tefillos. Pieces are available individually or as a set.
It depicts the seven species of Eretz Yisroel — wheat, barley, grapes, figs, pomegranates, olives, and dates — the produce the Torah praises the land for. It's a natural Sukkos theme, tying the harvest festival to the fruits of our Land.
It carries the prayer said upon entering the sukkah, asking that the mitzvah of dwelling in it be favorably received. Hung by the entrance, it greets everyone who steps in — one of the most meaningful spots to decorate.
Sukkos 2026 begins Friday evening, September 25 — just two weeks after Rosh Hashanah — so ordering by late summer covers both holidays in one shipment and beats the Tishrei rush. New arrivals sell out fastest in the two weeks before Yom Tov.
Yes — the silver Batya series shares its painted style with the earlier Painted by Batya pieces, and the new lace cases sit comfortably beside the existing leather line. New arrivals are designed as additions to the collection, not replacements.
The lace series brings a softer, more decorative texture to what has traditionally been a leather category — a distinctive look in shul and a popular gift choice. It comes as a lulav case, an esrog bag, and a combined lulav and esrog case.
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