Measure of Memory
If I forget you, Jerusalem, let my right hand forget its skill— Psalms 137:5
A memory carved in stone, revealed from within the wall
After the Temple was destroyed, the sages decreed that no plastered home should be built — but for a cubit by a cubit by the entrance, left unfinished.
We give that memory an artistic, moving expression: by hand, we expose the raw concrete behind the plaster in a cubit-by-cubit space, and carve into it traditional imagery, inscriptions, and ornaments drawn from Jewish tradition, Jerusalem, and the Temple.
The carving is a daily reminder — as long as the Temple is not rebuilt, we are not whole.
One wall, one story, one pair of hands
Handmade, never templated
Every cubit is carved by hand straight into the existing wall. No two pieces are alike, because no two walls are.
Built around your home and story
Size, image, inscription and placement are all decided with you, in one conversation before a tool is lifted.
With you from idea to wall
One artist walks with you from the first call to the last chisel stroke, anywhere in Israel.
Our work
Every piece is planned and carved by hand. Every cubit is a unique signature — the result of days of work, thought, and prayer.
Behind the scenes
Moments from the work — carving, exposing the concrete, and the small details that turn a wall into a memory.
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