Shmuti the Bear
On a rigid wooden backing covered with soft floral fabric, a tiny world takes shape around a sweet fabric character wrapped in a warm terracotta-colored scarf. Above her is a piece of natural yellow lichen, gathered from the forest and able to retain its vibrant color for years. In this artwork, it becomes a little golden sun, bringing warmth and light into the story. The combination of the soft character, illustrated fabric, and details gathered from nature creates a piece that feels warm, peaceful, and just a little magical. This small artwork is designed to find its own special corner in the room, beside the bed, next to favorite books, or as part of a gallery wall. Every detail is carefully selected and placed by hand, making this piece truly one of a kind. The artwork comes as a gift set, ready to delight: 🌿 An original handmade wall piece inspired by the forests of the Golan Heights 🤎 A personal postcard: one side features a short story written especially for the artwork, while the other leaves space for a personal message from the parent ✨ A question card inviting children to imagine, share, and connect just before bedtime ☕ A jar for making delicious hot chocolate, made with natural carob powder and complementary ingredients, caffeine-free 🎁 A gift box, ready to give
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My inspiration comes from the nature that surrounds me, especially in winter, when the grass is fresh, the lichens turn yellow, and the forest is full of life. I create each piece by hand, combining illustrated fabrics, characters, and small natural treasures I collect in the forests of the Golan Heights. Each piece begins with a small element from nature and a connection between different materials. Slowly, a story begins to emerge. Every artwork comes with a postcard. On one side is a story written especially for the piece, and on the other, a space for a personal message to the child. Because each piece grows from an inspiration that might begin with a branch, a color, or a shape, every artwork is one of a kind. No two are ever the same.
My inspiration comes from the nature that surrounds me, especially in winter, when the grass is fresh, the lichens turn yellow, and the forest is full of life. I create each piece by hand, combining illustrated fabrics, characters, and small natural treasures I collect in the forests of the Golan Heights. Each piece begins with a small element from nature and a connection between different materials. Slowly, a story begins to emerge. Every artwork comes with a postcard. On one side is a story written especially for the piece, and on the other, a space for a personal message to the child. Because each piece grows from an inspiration that might begin with a branch, a color, or a shape, every artwork is one of a kind. No two are ever the same.
