Chaya Hindy Newg's prints are bright, warm and full of movement — dancing chassidim, an Ushpizin piece, a brilliant night sky. Printed on weatherproof vinyl with metal grommets, they are made for exactly this: a sukkah wall, for a week, in whatever the weather does.
Through the metal grommets set into each corner. Cable ties, S-hooks or string through the grommets attach straight to the sukkah frame, and because the fastening goes through reinforced holes rather than the print itself, the artwork does not tear at the corners the way a taped poster does.
Yes. These are printed on outdoor-grade vinyl, the same material used for banners that live outside all season, so rain runs off without the colors bleeding or the print buckling. Wipe it down after a storm and it is ready for the next meal.
The prints on this page run from $45 to $65 depending on the piece. Sizes are listed with each print — check the dimensions against your wall before ordering, since a piece that reads large in a photograph can look small on an 8-foot sukkah wall.
That is the intention. Take them down dry, roll them rather than folding — a fold line in vinyl does not come out — and store the roll flat. Families generally add a print a year and end up with a collection the children recognize as soon as the sukkah goes up.
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