STaM
STaM is Hebrew acronym for Sefer (a book), Tefillin and Mezuzahs.
The way Jewish culture and religion preserves and transmits during thousands of years the laws and traditions of scribal arts for properly writing Hebrew Bible's texts.
The Five Biblical books named Scrolls are shown in a separate section of the Gallery.
Logos, ExLibris, Monograms
Logo of Avraham Borshevsky
The design of this logo is based on the shape of a square heraldic shield. To the right of the diagonal is the letter Aleph. To the left under the diagonal is the letter Bet. In addition to the initials of the name and surname, these two letters mean "Alefbet" - the Hebrew alphabet. The diagonal in the center with the letter Shin symbolizes a mezuzah as a symbol of sacred Hebrew calligraphy, which, thanks to Avraham Borshevsky, received international recognition through the Guinness Book of Records.

Logo of civic association EDAH, Slovakia www.edah.sk
The word "Edah" in Hebrew means both "community" and "witness" in the feminine. The design of this logo includes the motif of the tallit, which is the traditional Jewish clothing worn during prayers.

Logo of Yamma Ensemble, Israel www.yammaensemble.com
Ensemble Yamma, Israel’s leading delicate world music ensemble presents original contemporary Hebrew music. This logo, with the ensebmles's name in Hebrew, was written by quill and ink on genuine parchment.

Logo for summer scout camp "Pereval", Ukraine
Handwritten Cyrillic letters and wind rose.

Ex Libris Moshe Cohen

Monogram Bet and Mem

Monogram Aleph and Shin

Monogram L and D
