About
Silverstone Art - Our History
The artist Yehuda Eidelman established the Silverstone Art design studio in 1998.
For many years Eidelman has been renowned for his work in bas relief and sculpture, which convey and evoke authentic Jewish feelings in their viewers, feelings such as yearning for the site of our Temple, feelings of song and praise, joy and thanksgiving, prayer and supplication along with family values, tradition, and sanctity.
Silverstone Art plans and creates art objects in every size and every material, but specializes in relief sculptures in Jerusalem ceramic. Eidelman combines innovative techniques which he himself developed with age-old, traditional methods. Applying these techniques, along with his expertise in three-dimensional models and his meticulous attention to detail in everything from tiny miniatures to enormous structures, Eidelman has developed a signature style that is known around the world, and many artists can recognize a Silverstone Art creation at first glance.
Every piece on display in our studio or on this website can be varied at your request. We can reproduce an item in a variety of materials, sizes, designs, forms, and colors, and of course we can add a company logo, a personal message, or both.
Some items can be reproduced by the hundreds and are suitable for en masse gifting at conferences or special events; others are numbered, limited editions; and still others are one-of-a-kind creations accompanied by a signed, official guarantee that they are absolutely unique and will never be reproduced.
We invite you to browse our collections here on the website and send us an inquiry via the contact form here>> for further details about any items that interest you, to arrange a tour of our gallery, or to set up a meeting with the artist to plan a bespoke work of art created especially for you.
Silverstone Art will be happy to craft an objet d’art for you in the material of your choice — ceramic, silver, gold, bronze, concrete, aluminum, iron, heavy or light steel construction, among other options. The creation of a custom-made piece is a process in which our studio staff works hand-in-hand with the client at every stage from concept to finished product.