Ner Tamid for Portable Ark Eternal Light for Jewish Sanctuary and Synagogue by Jewish Artists Plachte-Zuieback

Ner Tamid
February 8, 2015

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Here is the drawing the hanging Ner Tamid with copper base, which we made for Young Israel of Teaneck

The slumped glass Ner Tamid for Congregtion Adat Shalom, Farmington Hills, MI.

A solar, slumped glass Ner Tamid for Congregation Beth Chaim, in Danville, CA

Other slumped glass eternal lights may be seen at Temple Emanu El, in San Diego, Ca, Congregation Shomrei Torah, Santa Rosa, CA, Congregation Beth Emek, Pleasanton, Ca, Temple Emek Shalom, Ashland, Ore., Congregation Beth Am, Los Altos Hills, Ca, Temple Valley Beth Shalom, Encino, Ca, among others.

The blown glass Ner Tamid for Congregation Beth Israel of Milwaukee, WI

Congregation Beth Israel of Milwaukee, WI

Ner Tamid for Congregation Beth Israel of Milwaukee, WI, in process

Other blown glass eternal lights may be seen at The American Jewish University in Los Angeles, CA, The Abraham Heschel School, in Northridge, Ca, at Stanford University Hillel, in Palo Alto, CA, among other places.




Above, a group of sample shapes of blown glass eternal lights, shown in a small size, for convenience.

The Ner Tamid at American Jewish University in Los Angeles, CA

The Ner Tamid at American Jewish University in Los Angeles, CA

The Ner Tamid at American Jewish University in Los Angeles, CA, from another angle

One of the six memorial lamps at the David Shapiro Memorial Chapel, at American Jewish University in Los Angeles, CA

Temple Emanu-El of Livingston, NJ

Close up of the Ner Tamid at Temple Emanu-El of Livingston, NJ