This labor of love was hand-sculpted by Kimchi in solid cherry with solid maple acting as a dramatic back-drop to the apertures.
The recess seperating top and bottom serves to allow one’s eye to bridge the gap, thus inviting the viewer to participate more actively.
Hidden lighting also augments the visual excitement of the piece.

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A good podium offers the leader of the prayer service an opportunity to really feel rooted and connected.
This piece has a drawer with sculpted front and a laminated, curved back.

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In this Torah ark, or Aron Kodesh, Kimchi blends two recurring themes: The Tree of Life and the Eternal Flame. The two merge into one cohesive fluid form, drawing the eye – and the spirit – towards the heavens.

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This is a classic example of Kimchi’s re-interpreting traditional art forms.

The sofa, chaise longue and corner table all combine to create one cohesive unit. The arched coffee table adds depth and context to the composition.

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You can “feel the earth move under your feet” with this dramatic piece.

Hand-chisled texturing on the inside faces augments the sense of contrast.

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