A degree in art, a lifetime of needlework and a constant and deepening connection to Judaism have all come together for Anita Rabinoff-Goldman in Pomegranate Judaica. The designer describes the work of creating a piece of Judaic art as transcendent, going beyond the simple act of sewing something functional and beautiful:

"I use fabrics as a painter would use color to create unique pieces designed to enhance your spiritual experience."

Anita's designs can be found in homes and synagogues throughout the country. Several of her designs have appeared in the United Synagogue calendar. Her art quilts have been exhibited in national juried shows and reside in several private collections.