Hebrew Love Stained Glass

– – – – – AHAVA – LOVE – – – – –

Here’s my take on the classic L-O-V-E picece often seen in public sites. I’ve placed the beveled iridescent Magain David for dramatic effect. What do you think?

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To Life! — L’Chaim ! ! — Both Day and Night!!

February 20, 2021March 8, 2021 by ronsglass Categories: UncategorizedTags: #hebrewstainedglass, Abstract Hebrew stained glass, Abstract Jewish stained glass, Abstract stained glass, Chai stained glass, chay, chay stained glass, Hebrew abstract glass art, Hebrew art, Hebrew art glass, Hebrew glass, Hebrew Letter stained glass, Hebrew Letters, Hebrew Love Glass, Hebrew Love Stained Glass, Hebrew stained glass, Jewish abstract stained glass, Jewish Art, Jewish art gift, Jewish art glass, Jewish Bat Mitzvah Gift, Jewish glass, Jewish stained glass, Jewish wedding gift, Jewish Wedding Present, L'chaim, L'chaim stained glass, Rainbow stained glass, Stained Glass, stained glass art, Stained glass artist, Wedding present stained glass Leave a comment

The Hebrew Letter — REISH

This is the letter REISH. Some of my non-Hebrew speaking followers mentioned they liked the wind whossssshhhing behind my SHIN. I thought, what device could I use to make the REISH easier to remember. (This one is easy peesie!). REISH is the first letter in my Hebrew name (Re’uvain) and the letter “R” is the first letter in Ron! ** Note how the blue “R” is intertwined with the red REISH.

Now onto the fun part. I always like to give a little background to the Hebrew letters. Sometimes it’s historic; sometimes it’s Biblical; and sometimes it’s a modern use of a word starting with that letter. I like to give the first 3 words that come to mind when I think of that letter. What’s fun is when friends start adding to my list with additional words that were the first that popped into their minds. So – I invite friends to add to my short list of REISH words.

My first work is “Rosh”. Some may smile when the first Rosh that popped in my mind was Rosh Machaneh, the Head of the Camp – the program director. If you’re smiling, I’ll bet we share a little history. The word Rosh means Head – or Beginning. There’s Rosh HaShana – the New Year, and so many more.

My next word is “Ruach”. Ruach has so many uses. There’s wind. There’s breath. But there’s also Spirit. Ruach HaKodesh is the Holy Spirit.

My third word is R’fooah – Healing. My prayer is that all who are health compromised – or might be in the future have a “R’fooah Shleima” – a complete recovery!

There’s a tradition that someone who has the letter REISH at the beginning of their name is a person with influence on their surroundings. These people have great communication with people, and they have the ability to open the hearts of others, even those who are usually closed to their surroundings.

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The Hebrew Letter – BEIT

Hold your hand in front of your mouth and say the letter “B”. Do you feel the strength of that puff of air? Now say the name of the letter — “BEIT”. You will feel that same puff of air; you will feel the wind! “BEIT” connotes Power – RUACH. RUACH is the Hebrew word for wind.

People seem to appreciate when I present a mnemonic device to remember the Hebrew letter. In this glass I intertwined the letter “B” with the letter “BEIT”.

What is the first word that comes to mind when I say the letter “Beit”? For me it’s the word BAYIT – a house, a home. In the time of Covid the BAYIT has taken on a new and strange significance. It used to be a place where you return after finishing with your worldly affairs. You remove your shoes, you put your feet up and relax. The place where the real you can come alive. A place where you can party with friends, extended family and neighbors. I pray for a time when the BAYIT once again becomes a holy sanctuary.

The next words that come to mind are BEN and BAT – son and daughter. Traditionally, the name of a son is ________ BEN _______ . My Hebrew name is Reuvein BEN Mendel. My daughter Mira’s Hebrew name is Mira BAT Reuvein V’Elana. (Mira, the daughter of “Ron” and Elana)

Back to my question: What is the first word that comes to Your mind when you think of the letter “BEIT”?

November 30, 2020December 25, 2020 by ronsglass Categories: UncategorizedTags: #hebrewglass, #hebrewstainedglass, Abstract Hebrew stained glass, Abstract Jewish stained glass, bais, Beit, Hebrew abstract glass art, Hebrew art, Hebrew art glass, Hebrew fused glass, Hebrew glass, Hebrew letter beit, Hebrew Letter stained glass, Hebrew Letters, Hebrew Love Stained Glass, Hebrew present, Hebrew stained glass, Jewish abstract stained glass, Jewish Art, Jewish art gift, Jewish art glass, Jewish Bar Mitzva Gift, Jewish Bat Mitzvah Gift, Jewish beveled stained glass, Jewish Fused Glass, Jewish glass, jewish present, Jewish stained glass, Jewish wedding gift, Jewish Wedding Glass, Jewish Wedding Present Leave a comment

Love in the Time of Covid …

May 14, 2020March 1, 2021 by ronsglass Categories: UncategorizedTags: Covid art, Covid glass, covid kissing, covid masks, covid masks stained glass, Covid stained glass, Hebrew Love Glass, Hebrew Love Stained Glass, Jewish Love stained glass, kissing with masks, Love stained glass, love with masks, masked kissing, masked stained glass Leave a comment

AHAVAH — LOVE !

I took The Iconic LOVE Piece ( I obviously used the iconic Hebrew Ahavah Piece…),

and added a little “flair’.

If you’re interested in viewing this piece, and about 2 dozen more,

check out the Ann Arbor JCC, or the Hebrew Day School,

or Beth Israel Congregation, or the Jewish Family Service of Washtenaw County.

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