Top 10 Gift & Specialty Shops in Jerusalem District, Jerusalem District

A one of a kind cultural gift store. Unique gifts for the kitchen and home that make you smile:) Every item produced in Barbara Shaw's studio in Jerusalem. Linens, signature aprons, T shirts, Totes, baby gifts, Judaica, stationary, jewelry, serving ware, fun mugs. Yiddish line of gifts. Everything is colorful, has humor, style and chutzpah! With great design. Barbara sells and ships woldwide.

Yad LaKashish is a non-profit organization which provides hundreds of Jerusalem's needy elderly with creative work opportunities & crucial support services, helping them to feel part of Israeli society & boosting their sense of purpose & self worth. We offer free guided tours each day from 8:30- 12:00 as well as have an onsite gift shop open until 4:00. All of our products are handmade by elderly artisans who were trained onsite by professional artists.

Baltinester Jewelry has been providing exquisite Jewish jewelry and Judaica gifts since 1949. Our family owned jewelry business has always place in its forefront superior customer service and an uncompromising strive for excellence in product quality. Since its early stages Baltinester Jewelry made it a top priority to work with gifted Israeli jewelry designers. These strong ties have enabled our store to hand craft specific jewelry to our clients, fabricated from their desired materials and molded into their vision of design. Our personal connection with our clients and our passion in what we do has made Baltinester Jewelry a household name to many Jewish families and Jewish heritage enthusiasts around the world. With the continuous support of our clients we have been able to design some of the most sought after Jewish jewelry and Judaica jewelry available on the market today.

Exclusive hand painted tiles and pottery since 1922. One of the oldest if not the oldest pottery and hand painted tile stores in the Middle East. The Balian family was brought over to Jerusalem in 1919 by the British Mandate authorities to renovate the ceramic tiles of the famous Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem. They now produce exclusive hand painted pottery items such as plates, vases, dinner sets and many more both functional and decorative pottery items. They enjoy both local and tourist clients on top of the large internet presence. Last but not least we specialize in ceramic tiles both hand painted and custom for such projects as bathrooms,kitchens, ceramic tables,pools and fountains. We send our products to the rest of the world . Personal service and extremely fair prices for hand painted pottery and tiles.

J'aime Happy Gifts is a place were you can find an original gifts, mostly hand made from Israel.

My family has been making traditional Armenian pottery in Jerusalem since 1919. In 1919, during the British mandate in Palestine, the government decided to carry out renovations on the ceramic tiles covering the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem's temple mount. A group of Armenian ceramic artists from Turkey were brought to Jerusalem to work on the project. Among the group was my Grandfather, a master painter and ceramic artist. He settled here and together with his partner established the art of Armenian ceramics in Jerusalem. Today, I, Hagop Karakashian, continue his tradition of making Armenian hand painted pottery and ceramic tiles, in my studio and shop located on 3 Greek Patriarchate Street, in the Old City (near Jaffa Gate). I make hand painted plates, mugs, bowls, various sized dishes, and tiles with peacocks, pomegranates, gazelles, intricate floral patterns for home decoration, and other traditional designs. Visit us to experience a part of the history of Jerusalem.