Original Judaica · 3D-Printed · Hand-Finished
For ten years I held a needle.Today I create Judaica.
Mezuzahs, tzedakah boxes and washing cups — original designs, 3D-printed and finished by hand, one at a time, in Eitan's studio. Every piece is part of his tikun — and whoever buys one becomes a partner in it.
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For ten years I held a needle. Today I create Judaica.
My name is Eitan Nehushtan. After a decade as a tattoo artist and more than 3,000 clients, I stopped everything — and turned my tattoo room into a Judaica studio. Today I design and craft mezuzahs, tzedakah boxes, washing cups and more — every piece 3D-printed and hand-finished, with the same love of precision and detail, now in the service of holiness.
The pieces here are part of my tikun. When you buy — you become a partner in it.
How a Pushka Is Born — The Magic Behind the Print
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PLA — A Material Grown in the Field
Instead of petroleum-based plastic, we print with a bio-polymer made from corn starch: odor-free, safe to the touch, durable for years — with a significantly lower environmental footprint. A choice that honors both the home and the world. -
The Finish That Makes the Difference
From the printer, each box passes into human hands: delicate removal of supports, polishing, refining the façade details and quality control — and only when it meets a collector's standard does it make its way to you. -
Layer by Layer, 0.1 mm at a Time
A fine thread of molten material is laid down with microscopic precision — hundreds of layers stacked over hours, until a complete architectural model rises: arches, shingles and windows. No molds, no shortcuts — every box is printed from zero.
