Art was always there in the background.
Rachel Genut is a self-taught artist based in Israel, turning everyday celebrations into works of art — one brushstroke at a time.
Rachel Genut
Every child wonders what they'll be when they grow up. Rachel had simple dreams — getting married, having kids, and being happy. Money sounded like a good idea, so she got a “real job.” But life had other plans.
Art was always there in the background, nudging her toward what she was meant to do. It started quietly — a class here, a project there — and then one day it became everything. Today Rachel's Palette brings that same joy into your home, your events, and your celebrations.
Whether it's a painting party that lights up a bat mitzvah, a custom wimple for a boy's third birthday, or a mural that transforms a child's room — Rachel puts her whole heart into every piece.
Art for every occasion.
From a quiet custom order to a room full of first-time painters, Rachel meets you wherever you are.
Paint-Along Parties
We bring the art to you — paints, brushes, canvases included. Perfect for bat mitzvahs, birthdays, and girls' nights. Every guest goes home with a finished painting.
Custom Painted Gifts
You name it, we paint it. T-shirts, pillows, table runners, wimple, tzitzit undershirts, backpacks, aprons, baseball caps. Every piece hand-painted, every order personal.
Wall Art & Murals
Airbrush murals that make rooms come alive — kids bedrooms, playrooms, stores, offices. Custom size, custom design, always one-of-a-kind.
Art Camp for Teens
A week-long summer art camp where girls try painting, airbrush, canvas art, and more. They go home with a full custom airbrushed set they made themselves.
Airbrush Lessons
Learn the art of airbrushing in a fun, relaxed setting. Suitable for beginners and intermediate students who want to pick up a new creative skill.
Ready to bring some art into your life?
Rachel is available Sunday–Thursday, 10am–3pm. Closed Friday, Shabbos, and Yom Tov. WhatsApp is the fastest way to reach her.
“Painting is just another way of keeping a diary.”
Pablo Picasso