Shabbat Candlesticks
Cassandra Clark
About Cassandra Clark
I live in Flushing, Queens and finished my BA in studio art at Stony Brook University. I’m passionate about Judaism, art, fashion, and rescue animals. I love spending time with family and friends, in addition to going to Jewish events and shiurim. I also also enjoy cooking and baking.
About Shabbat Candlesticks
I made this artwork because I love handmade Judaica. It is ceramic painted with acrylic and finished with acrylic glaze. The work is relevant to Shmita because it is a new work painted to look old. Shmita is an ancient tradition that is being reimagined in many new ways. I also think that Shabbat is like a mini Shmita every week, and I like that these candlesticks can be used to welcome Shabbat.
