Three cats make Challah bread (two parent cats with their kitten).
I titled it "Hallah!" instead of Challah so that when spoken, it sounds similar to "Holla!" When spelled "Hallah" it also references a piece of dough which is separated from the rest and put aside for a Kohen (priest) in the time of the Jewish Temple. In contemporary times it is often fed to birds or burnt in the oven. I like the idea of these "cats" making bread to give to their bird contemporaries (rather than killing or eating them).
This print uses reduction linoleum block printing. Signed, edition of 30. 5 colors.
This is a part of a print series called Cooperation Cats which include all of the prints below:
Cooperation Cats, Collaboration, Commune, Foraging For Food, Foraging Under Thousands Of Moons, Mend, Moon Garden, and Mutual Aid (which are all out of print) as well as these available prints:
