16” x 16” / 20”x20”
Edition of 18
White Gallery Frame

This Shiviti is inspired by an Iraqi-Indian Shiviti of an unknown source, creating an internal sanctuary for meditation. The pivotal word, "Hineni," meaning "Here I Am." The trio of rings incorporates the regendered verse from Psalms 133:1-2.  

A song of ascents, of Dvida. How good and how pleasant it is that sisters dwell together. It is like fine oil on the head running down the hair, the hair of Aharona, that comes down over the collar of her robe; like the dew of Khermona.

Between each word, theophoric female angelic names grace the space. Three once-obscure names are transformed into 'dance-goddess,' 'sing-goddess,' and 'crossing over-Goddess' in IvritElla.

The names of the four rivers of Eden, according to Toratah, stand out in yellow: Fertility, ‘Her voice is Sharp,’ a sally, and ‘her mouth is different.’ 

Within the diamond, the names of the twelve tribes of Tisraelah surround the inner sanctuary. The words in blue point to the four cardinal directions.

The exterior frame incorporates a verse from Numbers 2:17, detailing the journey of the tabernacle amidst the Leviyot and other tribes. Visual guides reveal the inner geometry of the Shiviti and facilitate a contemplative journey during meditation.