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Art by

Gabriel Wolff

We are Hebrew Tattoos

An art and calligraphy studio led by Gabriel Wolff, devoted to bringing the depth of Jewish thought and the beauty of the Hebrew letters to skin.

Our Work

your journey with us

“A tattoo should always be more than an embellishment. It should be a piece of art, telling a story. Your story.”
— Gabriel Wolff

Once you reach out, Maya will call you. She’ll accompany you through the entire process, from the first step to the very end.

Your first in depth conversation will be with Anna. Together, you’ll explore the heart of your story and find the words that carry its essence - Bible verses, Hebrew poems, lyrics, or Jewish philosophical insights.

If your story speaks to Gabriel, he’ll craft a concept for the piece and meet with you on Zoom to explore it more deeply together.

Daniel will create a precise model of the “canvas”- the placement and frame for the tattoo.

Over the next few months, Gabriel will draw in his Berlin studio.

tattoo gun

When the artwork is complete, we’ll either connect you with one of the trusted tattooists we’ve collaborated with for years, anywhere in the world

What people say about us

  • “Thank you all so much. I came for a tattoo. What I got is more of a spiritual journey”

    Matthew Finkelstein, Toronto

  • “Thank you Gabriel and team for making the whole process as enjoyable as it was educational and thank you for always taking the time to answer questions”

    Jonathan Levy, London, UK

  • Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more

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  • “You may recall when we met I told you that this was my first tattoo and I expressed how much this meant to me, and now that it is completed I can’t thank you enough. Tears come to my eyes because through your art you allowed me to express one of the most important relationships in my life.

    Giselle Singleton, NYC

Blog

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What inspires me? Stories, Heidegger, Nachman
What inspires me? Stories, Heidegger, Nachman

An attempt to answer one of the questions I am frequently asked: "so what inspires you?"

Uniqueness vs. authenticity
Uniqueness vs. authenticity

The question “but did anyone else ever do this or ever think of this or ever want this or feel this and what does that say about me as a person?” seems to hunt some of us to a point where a productive contemplation of a project sometimes becomes hard to maintain. 

I think we might be better off letting go of that question.

Gender and Hebrew Tattoos
Gender and Hebrew Tattoos

Why we're overly fixated and rigid about your gender, even though last time we checked we were not your obnoxious redneck uncle.

 

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Let’s tell your story

You have a story. Let’s shape it into art that lives on your skin.