We have supported over 1100 people so far!
Beautiful Israeli artwork by Odelia Stones and inspired by Beetle’s song, All You Need is Love, is a charming way to bring a touch of the Holy Land and a touch of whimsy into your home
The inscription All we need is love is printed in English in the center of the picture. Below it are two birds standing on a carved log. They are looking towards one another with small red hearts above them. The birds are crafted from polished beach stones and convey a feeling of light-hearted joy.
The image is signed by Odelia and framed in a simple unfinished wood frame that complements the organic nature of the art. You can hang the artwork in a living room, entryway, office, or bedroom. Wherever you place it, it will bring a smile and joy to your heart.
The picture makes a heartfelt gift for friends and loved ones and is particularly appropriate for weddings and anniversaries!
- 33 x 24 cm / 12.99 x 9.45 inches
- Original work of Art
- Framed
- Ready to hang
test test test
Odelia Shoham is a Jerusalem-based artist who creates inspired art using stones collected from the beaches of Israel.
Odelia began her career as a lawyer and pursued law for over two decades while engaging in artistic projects as a hobby. In midlife, Odelia found herself falling in love with stones. She would walk the beach and return home with beautiful stones of various shapes and colors.
She listened to her heart calling and began creating artwork with the stones. In a unique Israeli twist, Odelias last name Shoham is itself a stone, one of the stones found in the high priest’s breastplate!
As she developed her style, she boldly followed her heart and fulfilled her dream of creating art as a profession, not just a hobby. Odelia opened her studio, Odelia Stones, and began her journey as an artist.
All the stones for her art are collected individually throughout the Mediterranean coasts and in Eilat. She washes and seals the stones to retain their wet and smooth appearance. Each artwork is unique and carries the spirit of the Holy Land with it.