Amnon Israeli learned the art of pottery from the first lady of Israeli ceramics Mrs. Hedwig-Grosman. His works received many prizes and are exhibited in the Israel Museum, Ha'aretz Museum, and Heichal Shlomo and overseas in museums and galleries in Stockholm, Tokyo, and Kyoto. He has taught at the Bezalel Academy and today he works as a designer and teaches in his private studio.

Brief biography and extensive online gallery.

Irit Gabrieli Amitai, Israeli ceramic artist living and creating in Tel Aviv, studied at the 'Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design' in Jerusalem. Irit creates pottery decorated with her distinctive designs, pieces for children's rooms and wall tiles.

Botzpottery is located in Petach-Tikva. There are portfolios of the artist's work especially thrown and decorated stonware mugs and handmade bathroom sinks. Includes information about classes available at the studio. Page is available in Hebrew and English.

Sara produces wheel-thrown functional ware as well as Judaica in stoneware. Her use of silk-screen printed decoration makes her pottery very distinctive. Each piece of Judaica is one of a kind, embodying the Hebrew script as well as Jewish symbols. Amongst her works are plates decorated with the "Song of songs" and "Genesis", Pesach and Purim plates, Havdalah sets, bowls, mezuzot.