Painted Kosel at Winter Clock
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Painted by our Waterdale exclusive artist Zelda!
This beautiful exquisite Painted Kosel at Winter Clock is printed on crystal clear lucite with metallic gold addition for an almost fully original feel. Backed by white and easy to read on any wall. Perfect for just about any room. Coordinate this masterpiece with others in the same collection.
When I saw the Kosel clock in a store I knew this was a perfect Chanukah gift! And it was!
Someone purchased this clock for me and I was so delighted to receive this gift . It’s been hanging in my kitchen for the last 1.5 years and it’s a beautiful statement piece . We’ve been enjoying it so much , I’ve since purchased this twice and now again want to purchase it a third time . Thank you !
Waterdale Collection offers modern wall décor and Jewish wall art, including Lucite artwork, Kosel and Yerushalayim designs, family trees, wall clocks, inspirational art, and decorative pieces for the home.
Yes. Waterdale offers Lucite wall art in both Judaica and decorative designs. Its clear, contemporary look makes it easy to incorporate into modern interiors while adding art and meaning to your walls.
Waterdale’s Judaica wall art includes Kosel and Yerushalayim artwork, family trees, inspirational Jewish art, and other meaningful designs for the Jewish home.
Consider the room, available wall space, size, and overall design style. A larger piece can create a focal point, while family trees, clocks, Judaica art, and smaller decorative pieces can add interest and meaning throughout the home.
Yes. Wall art can be a meaningful gift for a wedding, housewarming, anniversary, Yom Tov, or other special occasion. Choose a piece that complements the recipient’s style, home, or connection to Jewish tradition.
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