About this Product
Bring a little chutzpah to your kitchen with this whimsical papercut of a vintage kosher pickle jar! Inspired by old-school Jewish delis and the joy of shared meals, this detailed silhouette celebrates Ashkenazi culinary heritage with flair. This piece adds flavor to any space—no refrigeration required.
Printed in bold black cardstock with ornate scrollwork and retro label details, this artwork is perfect for Jewish foodies, hosts who know their way around a kugel, or anyone who enjoys vintage, minimalist kitchen decor collectors. Hang it near your dining nook, over a bar cart, or alongside your favorite kitchen tchotchkes—it’s always a conversation starter.
Product Details:
Size: 8.75" x 6.25" (22.2cm x 15.9cm)
Material: High-quality, acid-free and lignin-free black cardstock, 176 gsm
Finish: Machine cut, then hand-finished for crisp lines
Unframed: Ships flat, ready to frame or gift
Why You’ll Love It:
Old-World Aesthetic – Inspired by vintage deli packaging and Jewish visual heritage
Bold, Playful Design – A charming blend of humor and handmade detail
Perfect Gift – For Jewish food lovers, hosts, and cultural collectors
Display Suggestions:
Floating Frame: Adds dimension with a subtle shadow
Standard Frame: Fits off-the-shelf sizes for easy matting
A Thoughtful Gift For:
Housewarmings
Birthdays
Friends and relatives
Created by Romance and Mishegoss – Original Jewish papercut art with heart, humor, and heritage.
Copyright © RomanceAndMishegoss, 2025 — All Rights Reserved. Artwork reproduction of any kind is strictly prohibited.
Romance and Mishegoss
Meet the Maker
Hello and welcome! I’m Evelyn Goldman (she/her), the artist behind Romance and Mishegoss.
My art is all about storytelling, tradition, and joy. I create papercut art that weaves together Jewish heritage, personal meaning, and communal celebration. Every design starts with a hand-drawn sketch, which I digitize and cut with a machine—but the magic really happens in the finishing touches I do by hand. I use eco-friendly, archival materials to make art that is both rooted in tradition and alive in the present.
You can also find my pieces at the Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience in New Orleans.
How it’s Made
This piece began as a playful tribute to the Jewish deli—a staple of Ashkenazi culture, specifically the Lower East Side of New York City. Designed in my home studio, the original pickle jar illustration was adapted into a papercut using precision machine cutting and hand finishing for clean, crisp lines. Crafted from archival-quality cardstock, each cut is made with humor, history, and a whole lot of love for Jewish food and tradition.
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Returns & Exchanges
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Items must be returned in new, unused condition.
A refund will be issued after the item is received and inspected.
Buyer is responsible for return shipping and any loss in value if the item isn’t returned in original condition.
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