11.Ushpizin

"Ushpizin" means guests in aramaic, an ancient, Hebrew-related language, and refers to the custom of inviting guests for the Succot festival. As we invite friends to share the festive meal, we extend an invitation to founding fathers of the Jewish nation - Avraham, Yitzhak, Yaacov, Yosef, Moshe, Aahron and David to celebrate with us.
The ushpizin is traditionally hung in the succah, along with any number of other decorations. It'll prove to be a beautiful heirloom piece that will enhance these special days. 
It's advanced level, 35 by 45 cm. The design is hand-printed on off-white, washable material, and comes with black, pale and dark grey, terracotta, orange and yellow embroidery threads, a needle, instructions and stitch diagrams.