Brief Description:
Symbol of the Creation of the World
More details:
As taught by Kabbalah teachings, the process of creating the world was achieved by the Tzimtzum or Divine Contraction
which is likened to the folding in of G-d’s three inner fingers into His palm (a "kamitza") to create a “vacant spaceâ€
which was then occupied by heavenly Jerusalem and the lower & upper Gardens of Eden,
crowned by three letters of yod. The two menora forms suggest the seven heavens
and the seven lower worlds. The nether Jerusalem is the ellipse on the bottom.
Shipped insured air parcel EMS-USPS as canvas stretched on wooden frame with overlap of the painting on sides and staples hidden from view, so it can be hung without exterior frame.