Judaica

3D printed and set with tourmalines, to honor her first home in Maine.

Sketch proposing the design for the Tourmaline Mezuzah

Mini Kiddush Cup presented as a gift for a friend on his Bar Mitzvah as an adult.

The base is 3D printed steel with a silver cup resting on top.

Originally designed as a wedding logo, this stylized zayin has been used in jewelry worn by members of the Zinder family. Here it is modeled to adorn their door.

This mezuzah represents a young new relationship. The intertwined figures are evenly hugging the klaf, demonstrating the equality within the household.

This variation is 3D printed in nylon and dyed custom colors.

This mezuzah represents a young new relationship. The intertwined figures are evenly hugging the klaf, demonstrating the equality within the household.

This variation is 3D printed half in steel and half in nylon dyed custom colors.

Woven Design: Leah Bella Zinder

Rendering: JZAD

Mezuzah designed for the Center of Jewish Life at Princeton University.

Final piece 3D printed in steel and on display at CJL.

3D printed in steel, this mezuzah was designed for a fashion designer who loves pleat and movement within fabric.

Proposed modern mezuzah. Colored inlay on a metal frame.

Fabricated with extra ring blanks, this mezuzah adorns the artist’s studio.