HEBREW CALLIGRAPHY

Art by

Gabriel Wolff


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2,500

Years of history

39

Years of experience

3,068

Tattoos

What I didn’t know then, was that the letters were in my blood. The tradition of Hebrew lettering stretches back thousands of years.

I began drawing letters when I was five years old.

As Featured In
art

Selected commissions

Woman of Valor

Strength, named and worn


Text for art

אֵשֶׁת חַיִל


Tattooed by

Georgia Grey, New York


Remember

The work of not forgetting


לִזְכֹּר

Text for art

Tattooed by

Natali Seki, Seattle


Prophetess

A voice that leads the song


Text for art

נְבִיאָה


Tattooed by

Aleksandra Stojanoska, Miami


Brina Leisha

a name kept alive


Text for art

בְרִינֶא לֵאה


Tattooed by

Hector Daniels, New York


A Bird

Lightness, in a single line


שָׁלוֹם רַב שׁוֹבֵךְ, צִפֹּרָה נֶחְמֶדֶת

Text for art

Tattooed by

Hector Daniels, New York


Woman of Valor

Strength worn close


אֵשֶׁת חַיִל

Text for art

Tattooed by

Hossam Abu Hashish, Amsterdam


Testimonies

What our clients say

“There’s something really magical about Gabriel. He’s the person who is imagining what the what is, and then creating something that’s just so beautiful.”


Serena Oberstein

Los Angeles, CA

“I still am amazed how you guys could just extrapolate that from my mind and my heart and my soul, and be able to translate what I knew but was having trouble verbally conveying.”


New Bedford, MA

Abrah Zion

“I am not a deeply spiritual person, but this has been a deeply spiritual experience for me.”


Boston, MA

Jonathan Modest
The Artistic Process

Your journey with us

01

First contact

Maya will have a short phone call to welcome and guide you.

03

The concept

If inspired, Gabriel writes a concept for your art.

05

The model

Daniel builds a mold of your body.

07

Getting tattooed

Anywhere in the world, by one of our tattooists.

02

Storytelling

Anna listens to your story.

04

Meeting Gabriel

Online or in Berlin.

06

Drawing

Gabriel creates your artwork.

Materials

What we work with

Nibs

Brause broad-edge steel

Ink

Rohrer & Klingner Zeichentusche

The Library

Thoughts, written down

Essay
Essay

Aren’t Hebrew Tattoos cultural appropriation?

The Blue I Did Not Choose

Essay
guide

Diaspora, a traveling homeland

A studio visit in Berlin