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Paintings of Kotel

Paintings of Kotel, Wailing Wall, Western Wall

The Kotel, also known as the Western Wall or the Wailing Wall, is an ancient wall in the Old City of Jerusalem. It is considered a sacred site by Jews, and it is a place where people come to pray and to leave written prayers in the cracks of the wall.

The Kotel is a remnant of the Western Wall of the Second Temple, which was destroyed by the Romans in 70 CE. The wall is considered sacred because it is the closest extant structure to the location of the Holy of Holies, the innermost sanctum of the Second Temple. Because of its proximity to this sacred site, the Kotel has become a place of pilgrimage and devotion for Jews, who come to pray and to express their spiritual connection to the land of Israel.

The Kotel is also an important symbol of the Jewish people’s connection to Jerusalem and the land of Israel. For centuries, the wall has been a place where Jews have come to mourn the destruction of the Second Temple and to express their longing for the rebuilding of the temple and the return of the Jewish people to their homeland. Today, the Kotel remains a powerful symbol of Jewish identity and connection to the land of Israel.

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The Kotel Paintings series features moving, atmospheric depictions of the Western Wall in Jerusalem — capturing moments of prayer, reflection, and spiritual connection. Each painting offers a unique perspective of this sacred site, from sunlit mornings to candlelit nights.

Alex Levin’s Kotel Paintings stand out for their emotional depth, striking use of light, and masterful technique. Blending classical realism with contemporary energy, these paintings capture not just the beauty of the Kotel but the living spirit, faith, and stories of the people who gather there.

In both the art and Judaica worlds, Kotel Paintings hold deep spiritual and cultural significance. The Kotel is a timeless symbol of Jewish resilience, faith, and hope. Through these works, Alex Levin preserves and celebrates this heritage, offering collectors a meaningful connection to Jerusalem’s holiest site.

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The return policy for Kotel Paintings ensures customer satisfaction. Check for detailed guidelines on returns and exchanges HERE.

Yes, all canvas paintings are framed and ready to hang as soon as you receive them. No additional framing is required.

We ship canvas and metal Kotel Paintings worldwide. No matter where you are, we’ll ensure your artwork reaches you safely.

Yes, canvas paintings are available in Israel. You can pick them up directly from our publisher in Jerusalem, with no extra shipping fees.

Paintings come in various sizes, from small pieces perfect for intimate spaces to large statement pieces for feature walls. Custom sizing may also be available upon request.

Shipping times vary depending on your location. On average, orders take 5 - 7 business days. Expedited shipping options are also available.

We take great care in packaging to ensure your artwork arrives in perfect condition. However, if your painting is damaged during shipping, please contact us immediately, and we will provide a replacement or refund.

Yes, you can include a personal note with any painting. Simply provide the message during checkout, and we’ll make sure it’s beautifully included with your gift.

Yes, we offer digital and physical gift cards that can be used for purchasing any painting. It’s a perfect option if you’re unsure of the recipient’s preferences. Gift cards can be purchased HERE.

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