Mizrach Simulated Papercut Jewish art print Color:custom Its first line of praise

Its first line of praise is a quote of Balaam's blessing and is thus the only prayer commonly used in Jewish services that was written by a non-Jew

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Mizrach Simulated Papercut Jewish art print Color:custom Its first line of praiseThe Hebrew at the arch translates to "Know before whom you stand". The Hebrew word at the crown is "mizrach" which means "east" and is the direction of Jerusalem (from the western hemisphere). Art depicting the word "mizrach" is often displayed in Jewish homes on the eastern wall of the home to indicate the direction to face during prayer. This is a simulated papercut which means that it is a print that looks like a papercut but it's actually just