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About Etz-Ron
Etzron Products All Etz-Ron items are designed and handcrafted in Israel by Amy Gilron. Amy has developed a unique mosaic style, using woods from Israel and around the world. In most Etz-Ron products, the natural color of the wood has been preserved, so that you may experience the different grains, patterns and colors of each different wood.

Amy's mosaic technique and her fondness for knots and unique grain patterns make each Etz-Ron item unique.

Etz-Ron items add warmth and beauty to your home. Many Etz-Ron products encompass the Jewish calendar, adorning the Jewish home and enhancing the Mitzvah experience, for Shabbat and the Holidays.

Each Etz-Ron piece comes with a wood indentification and care card.

 
Amy Gilron
Amy Gilron Amy Gilron was born in Chicago and educated at the University Of Illinois in the USA, earning a Bachelor of Arts. In addition she has trained as a professional cabinetmaker at two trade schools in Norway. She has worked as a cabinetmaker in both Israel and the United States.

In her studio in Beer Sheva, Amy creates original designs of Judaica using woods from all over the world, sometimes with accents of glass and metalwork. Her work has been displayed in the Wolfson Museum Jerusalem and can be purchased in her studio store in Beer Sheva.

The beauty behind Amy's designs is that they highlight the woods' natural colors and the contrast between the colors and textures among different woods. No stains or dyes are used in any piece.

She presently maintains a studio in Beer Sheva, Israel, where she lives with her husband, three children and dog.


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