Symbol of the State of Israel

50X44"

Hanukah Menorah Upside-down Hanukah menorah 37X18" -

Matityahu 45X36"

Shalhevet
56X28" -

Peg Hanukah in a window

36X20"+

Hanging Hanukah

26X40"+

Rimonim
46X34"

David's Lyre David Lyre Bronze
30X33 30x33

Katzrin Bazelet Katzrin
29X35" 26X29"

Menorah
8X8"  

Chair

Table Hanukah Menorah
20X36"

Candlesticks

Glass Candlesticks Pomegranate Candlesticks

Star of David Candlesticks

Mezzuza

Hanukah menorah

The Menorah of Justice 25x35"

Ribs 32X20"

Royalty 36X20"

Pebbles 27X21"

Peg Hanukah menorah 27X21"

Half a pita-bread Swords
10X17" 23X13"

Peg Hanukah menorah in stone  27X21"

Folding Hanukah menorah  15X20" -

Memorial candle

6 Million small 25X10"

6 Million large 50X28"

Rabin memorial candle
16X16"

Hanukah menorah

Estush 30X18"

Oil lamp 36X10"

Glasses
32X17"

Challah for Sabbath menorah
14"

Large Hanukah menorah

Menorah in a Star of David 60X35"

Flamingo menorah 70X60"

Hanukah menorah

Hanukah menorah in a Star of David 35X35"

Maccabee 35x20"

Small Statues

Peas 39X12"

Music

82x24"

Melody

26X38"

Hands

32"

Male & Female

26"

Abstract

36"

Large art works around the country
Made by order

About the Artist

Israeli artist, Chanoch Ben-Dov, a resident of Rosh Pina in the Upper
Galilee, uses special techniques to create various Judaica articles such as Hanukkah
menorahs, memorial lights and exquisite decorations for the home and yard.
The materials used in most of his work are stone, iron and glass. Some of the
menorahs are lit by olive oil, as in antiquity.

    The artist's biography reflects the history of the state of Israel. Ben-Dov was born
in 1946 in Kibbutz Dan, in the Upper Galilee. His parents, East European
Jews who survived the Holocaust, arrived in Israel before it was an independent
state. Among the first generation of children born on the kibbutz, Chanoch was
educated with the values of Zionism, social justice and love of the land. After his
military service, he was among the founders of a new kibbutz in the Golan Heights.
Today, still close to the land, Chanoch Ben-Dov lives and creates in Rosh Pina,
one of the oldest and most picturesque settlements in Israel.

    Ben-Dov's creations reflect a strong link between his family's roots and his
childhood landscape - the Galilee and the Land of Israel. An example of this link
is the "six cane menorah", a piece dedicated to the memory of the six million
victims of the Holocaust.

    In his work, Chanoch Ben-Dov combines stone from the Galilee, glass and iron.
All these materials, basic and firm, symbolize the survival of the Jewish people and
its solid bond to the Land of Israel. The pieces, full of expression and strength, are
designed in a contemporary style based on ancient motifs.

    Chanoch Ben-Dov's creations have been purchased and decorate many places,
including the Jewish Museum in New York and many other homes and institutions,
throughout the US, and particularly in New York.

    Ben-Dov exhibited at Art Expo '98 and at the 1996 Judaica Exhibition at Binyaney
Ha'uma, Jerusalem.

Orders for special pieces, according to size and theme required, are accepted.

CHANOCH BEN  DOV

HARECHAVA, 12000 ROSH PINA,ISRAEL

TEL:(972) 4-693-6604 Cell:(972) 52-2485-066 Mailto:Bendov12000@walla.co.il

HARECHAVA, 12000 ROSH PINA,ISRAEL

TEL:(972) 4-693-6604
Cell:(972) 52-2485-066
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