Overflowing Blessings
Create a permanent sculpture celebrating your community's overflowing blessings. Each participant names a blessing and pours a cup of paint — together, the colors become a permanent record of your collective gratitude.
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"My cup overflows"
Psalms 23:5From blank canvas to collective masterpiece
The sculpture arrives white
The kiddush cup and its multi-tiered pedestal begin as an elaborate blank canvas — a white sculpture waiting for your community to bring it to life.
Each participant chooses a color
From a choice of ten colors, each person selects a small cup of paint — their color representing their unique light and contribution.
Share your gratitude
Stepping up to the sculpture, each participant completes the sentence: "I am grateful for…" — then pours their paint over the top as they speak.
A collective masterpiece emerges
As the colors flow and merge, a unique and unrepeatable work of art forms — a living, visual record of your community's collective blessings.
A ritual as old as Shabbat itself
Every time a kiddush cup is filled for Shabbat, a holiday, or a life cycle event — it is filled to the top with wine and then overflowed. The overflow is intentional. It visualizes our blessings as abundant, as more than enough.
Overflowing Blessings takes that ritual and scales it to a grand, communal experience. Designed in collaboration with Dan Gabber, the sculpture transforms a concept every Jewish family knows into a participatory work of public art.
No two sculptures are ever the same. Each one is a permanent record of a specific community, at a specific moment, sharing what they are grateful for.








From table to transcendent
Bring Overflowing Blessings to your event
Overflowing Blessings transforms any gathering into a meaningful, participatory experience — and leaves your community with a one-of-a-kind permanent sculpture to remember.
- Synagogue galas and annual events
- Chabad community celebrations
- Jewish day school milestones
- Corporate team experiences
- Jewish federation fundraisers
- Family simchas — Bar & Bat Mitzvahs and weddings