Along the Patriarchs
’ Road, between Shechem and Hebron, south of Jerusalem, stands alone the domed structure that houses our beloved Mother Rachel. In silent yet profound gestures, she consented—through an act both difficult and full of love—to give up what was most precious to her: the greatest of the generation and her bridal gown.
Her tomb remains a silent testimony. Her silence echoes through countless generations of her children who came to her: seeking comfort, releasing their suffering, pleading for salvation, and breaking the quiet with their tears.
Leaning on her shoulders and hearts, they turn to Mama Rachel—a mother who is eternally steadfast and always there for them. They pray that her tears will never cease.

The crowning feature of my paintings of Rachel’s Tomb is the new style I created: white oil paintings with thick texture, sometimes combined with gold leaf.
The white paintings add a sense of holiness and elegance. The combination of white and gold enhances the spiritual atmosphere of the work depicting Rachel’s Tomb.
The use of white in art often represents purity, light, and transcendence. It evokes a sense of awe, especially when portraying sacred places such as Rachel’s Tomb. Choosing white as the dominant color creates a serene and celestial atmosphere, inviting viewers to reflect on the spiritual essence of this holy site.

The addition of gold leaf further elevates the artwork, adding a luxurious and radiant element. Its shimmering quality conveys a sense of abundance and emphasizes the significance of Rachel’s Tomb as a sacred place.
The interplay of light on the gold leaf creates a glowing effect, enhancing the overall elegance and the spiritual halo of the painting.

In these white paintings with gold leaf, I skillfully combine color, texture, and symbolism to create a visual experience that resonates deeply with viewers.
Holiness and elegance are emphasized through deliberate color choices and the careful application of gold leaf, resulting in artwork that captivates the eye and evokes a sense of spirituality.
We all await, with deep anticipation, the complete redemption, to meet Mother Rachel and follow in her path.