Vayehi Or watercolor artwork by Dar-Ya Naomi with Hebrew lettering, a radiant sun, and colorful clouds

Vayehi Or (Let There Be Light) Framed Art Print

$50.00

Dar-Ya Naomi

Vayehi Or (Let There Be Light) Framed Art Print

From sorrow, light.

$50.00
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Made in Israel

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Vayehi Or watercolor artwork by Dar-Ya Naomi with Hebrew lettering, a radiant sun, and colorful clouds

About

Vayehi Or, Hebrew for “Let There Be Light,” was the first piece Dar-Ya Naomi created after October 7.

Part of her ongoing exploration of prayer and spirituality, the work combines hand-drawn lines with fluid watercolor. At its center, a red, weeping sun holds the sorrow of that day, while the light radiating outward reflects the spiritual awakening Dar-Ya experienced through healing, resilience, and renewed faith.

It is a deeply personal work about holding grief and light at once, and finding illumination even after darkness.

Details

  • Signed art print by Dar-Ya Naomi
  • Hand-drawn and watercolor artwork
  • 6" × 8" print
  • Framed
  • Features the Hebrew words Vayehi Or, “Let There Be Light”
  • Made in Israel
  • Part of the ESEK Nova Collection

Details

This piece is part of a collection curated with our partner ESEK and created by independent Israeli artists, designers, and small businesses.

Your purchase supports the makers and communities behind each piece.

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Ships from Israel. Please allow 1–3 business days for processing and approximately 8–10 business days for U.S. delivery.

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Dar-Ya Naomi

Faith, In Full Color

Dar-Ya Naomi is an Israeli artist whose vibrant work explores prayer, spirituality, and Jewish tradition through hand-drawn lines and watercolor. A survivor of the Nova Music Festival, she returned to art in the aftermath of October 7 as a way to process, heal, and reconnect with faith.

Her work is part of the ESEK Nova Collection, supporting survivor artists as they rebuild their creative lives and livelihoods.

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