Transform your space with this illustrated botanical art print, inspired by the transcendent month of Sivan. Featuring the cranberry-colored blossoms of red clover (known as tiltan adom in Hebrew), it evokes both the gift of Torah we receive in this month, and the clover’s...

Transform your space with this illustrated botanical art print, inspired by the reflective month of Elul, the final month of the calendar year. Featuring an abundant rose (known as vered in Hebrew), it reminds us that each year’s cycle is part of our own...

Transform your space with this illustrated botanical art print, inspired by the emotional month of Av. Featuring the precious red threads of the saffron flower (known as zafran in Hebrew), it holds the power to meet us exactly where we are in this moment....

Take comfort in the moon’s eternal reminder of your wholeness, as beautifully illuminated in this art print by Malka Klein, available exclusively at At The Well. Your art print is crafted on museum-quality, thick matte paper sourced from Japan, lending a lush, premium feel...

Transform your space with this illustrated botanical art print, inspired by the liberating month of Nissan. Featuring a tender violet (known as sigal in Hebrew), it offers comfort in times that call for great courage. Your 8x10 inch art print is crafted on museum-quality,...

Transform your space with this illustrated botanical art print, inspired by the quiet month of Cheshvan. Featuring a tranquil blooming water lily (known as shoshanat mayim in Hebrew), it can inspire you every day to float calmly, and remain rooted. Your 8x10 inch  art...

Transform your space with this illustrated botanical art print, inspired by the holy month of Tishrei. Featuring a delicate branch of willow (known as arava in Hebrew), it evokes the connective power of this season, and the sacred work of returning to ourselves. Your...

Pay tribute to women around the world — past, present, and future — with this art print by Sarah Lashinsky, available exclusively at At The Well. “This piece is about women's joy as resistance,” Lashinsky says. “I wanted to make a piece that distilled...