"עם כלביא יקום
וכארי יתנשא"
Jewish strength. Israeli courage.
The Lion, Star of David, and IDF fighter jets come together in a powerful, moving 3D wall Art.
A bold tribute to faith, defense, and national pride.
Am Ke-Lavie Yakum With the strength of a lion, we rise!
This striking three-dimensional lion, crafted from many pieces of hand-painted metal in shades of blue, symbolizes strength, courage, and deep ties to the land of Israel made by the artist Shimon Maimon.
This powerful piece brings together three iconic symbols of Jewish identity and Israeli resilience: the lion’s face, representing bravery and strength; the Star of David, symbolizing the eternal spirit of the Jewish people; and the IDF strike aircraft — the fighter jets of the Israeli Air Force, which played a central role in the recent operation in Iran.
These jets are artistically embedded into the composition as sharp, angular forms radiating from the lion and star, blending seamlessly into the layered design. They symbolize not only Israel’s military precision and strength, but also its moral clarity and unwavering commitment to self-defense.
The lion — evoking the Tribe of Judah and the soul of Jerusalem — is set boldly within the Star of David, painted in deep shades of blue that echo the Israeli flag. The result is a striking, multi-dimensional tribute to faith, courage, and national pride.
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Price including worldwide shipping $5,000
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LKG Located at the heart of Jerusalem between the new and the old city -
The Lucien Krief Gallery- is the largest and oldest active gallery in Jerusalem.
Placed next to the King David Hotel and near the busiest Art and Shopping center Jaffa Gate
and the Mamila Mall it has a feet of showrooms.
LKG Gallery Founded by Lucien Krief in the late 1980s, has acquired a worldwide recognition as being among the finest sources of Modern and Contemporary Art and classical Jewish and Israeli Fine Art,
antique Judaica and silver.
