Contemporary Jewish Stained Glass Window Art, Jewish Stained Glass, Synagogue Glass Art, Synagogue Stained Glass Window Design, Architectural Stained Glass, Religious Art, Synagogue Furnishings by Jewish Artists Plachte-Zuieback for Temple Valley Beth Shalom, Los Angeles: "Jewish Wedding"

SYNAGOGUE STAINED GLASS, jEWISH STAINED GLASS, SYNAGOGUE ART, AND JUDAICA BY JEWISH ARTISTS DAVID AND MICHELLE PLACHTE-ZUIEBACK

"Marriage"

Temple Valley Beth Shalom
Encino, California

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Ecclesiastic
Stained Glass
and Judaica

David and Michelle

Plachte-Zuieback

The raised cup, the tipped cup, garlanded with pomegranates and almond blossoms is symbolic of the Wedding celebration. The cup is inscribed with the four things we wish for a new bride and groom: Love, Companionship, Friendship and Peace. A pair of interlocked rings, symbolizes the union. Above, the fringe of the Chuppa bears the words "I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine." Below, "The song of the bridegroom, the song of the bride," is rendered, in Hebrew, on a musical staff. This composition features the use of dichroic glass which reflects light at all hours of the day

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