Every gift on this page is drawn for the one person who opens it.
A year of Shabbat times for their own city, the moon on the night they were born, the Torah portion they will read at thirteen, the Kinneret on the day that matters to them. Each one is worked out from the same calendars this site runs on, then printed and shipped free.
Order by November 18 for delivery in the US before the first candle.
See the giftsFor a family that hosts on Friday
Every Friday of 2027 for their own city fits on one framed print.
Candle lighting and the end of Shabbat for all 53 Fridays of 2027, the portion read each week, every festival in gold, and their family's name across the top if you add it.
In 2027 the first Hanukkah candle falls on a Friday, December 24, so next year's Hanukkah is on it too.
Framed from $79, or $36 as a print.
For a new baby or a grandchild
The moon of the night they were born comes back on every Hebrew birthday.
Hebrew months follow the moon, so on a Hebrew birthday the moon returns to nearly the shape it had at the birth. The print shows that night and every birthday after it, up to the bat or bar mitzvah, with both birth dates.
Grandparents can hang one for each grandchild, side by side.
Framed from $79, or $36 as a print.
For a bar or bat mitzvah this year
Their Torah portion is worked out from the day they were born.
You do not need to know the portion. Enter their date of birth and we find the Shabbat and its reading, in Israel or abroad, then set its name in large Hebrew with the opening verse and where it sits among the 54.
Framed from $79, or $36 as a print.

For someone who follows the Kinneret
The lake's level on the day that matters to them appears when the mug is hot.
Any day since September 1966: a birth, a wedding, the day they made aliyah. The mug is black until something hot is poured in, and then the lake fills to the red line beside that day's reading.
$29, shipped free in the US.
A few designs from the newsroom are printed in your size when you order.
Each one is taken from a number the site tracks. The tee and the hoodie are on sale until November 30.


Israel, measured.
Down the sleeve, the numbers on the day you order: the lake, the shekel and the Hebrew date.
$69

Every gift here costs between $29 and $109.
Each framed print comes ready to hang, and each print is also sold on its own for a frame you already have.
The Kinneret mug$29
Shabbat in your city, 2027Print only, 12 x 16 in$36
The moon they were born underPrint only, 12 x 16 in$36
Their Torah portionPrint only, 12 x 16 in$36
The red line tee$39
Israel, measured.$69
Shabbat in your city, 2027Framed, 12 x 16 in$79
The moon they were born underFramed, 12 x 16 in$79
Their Torah portionFramed, 12 x 16 in$79
Israel high-tops$99
Shabbat in your city, 2027Framed, 18 x 24 in$109
Prices in US dollars. Shipping is free, except $12 for a mug sent to Israel.
Hanukkah begins at sundown on Friday, December 4.
- Order by November 18 for delivery in the US before the first candle.
- Order by November 11 for delivery in Israel.
How it works.
- 1
Fill in the form
A city, a name, a date. The picture redraws with every answer.
- 2
Approve what you see
The preview is drawn by the same code as the file we print, so what you approve is what arrives.
- 3
We print and post it
Made to order in two to five working days, then shipped free to the US or Israel.
What people ask before they order
When is the last day to order for Hanukkah?+
November 18 for addresses in the US and November 11 for Israel. Hanukkah 2026 begins at sundown on Friday, December 4, and every piece is made to order, which takes two to five working days before it is posted.
Can I send one as a gift?+
Yes. Enter their address at checkout and it goes straight to them.
Can I see it before I pay?+
Yes. Each gift's page draws it with your answers as you type, by the same code as the file we print, and nothing goes in the basket until your own picture has drawn.
Do you ship to Israel?+
Yes, and to the US. Shipping is free, except $12 for a mug sent to Israel. Everything but the high-tops ships to both, and orders to Israel take about a week longer.
What if it arrives damaged or misprinted?+
Reply to your order email with a photo and we send a new one, free.