How to Purchase or Acquire Orna Ben-Shoshan's Art and Book

You can buy Orna Ben-Shoshan's new artist's book directly on Amazon, where it is listed in hardcover (90 pages, large format) and as a Kindle edition. For original paintings, the website presents her work as available to own — the home page describes having one of her paintings on your wall — and includes a "purchase" reference, but it does not list individual artworks with prices or a checkout. In practice, acquiring an original means contacting the artist or her studio through the site, or catching her work at one of the exhibitions where it has been shown in the USA, Europe, and Israel.

Buying the book

The clearest, most concrete purchase path on the site is the book:

The site describes it as "Orna's new artist's book" and says it is "now available on AMAZON." No price, shipping detail, or regional restriction is given on the page, so check the current Amazon listing for those.

Acquiring original paintings

The site frames the paintings as experiential objects rather than catalogue items — "like having a window to another dimension" — and notes that all of her paintings are completed in her mind before being transferred to canvas. That framing matters for buyers: these are one-of-a-kind originals, not prints sold in editions.

Because the page does not publish a gallery of works for sale with prices, the practical route is:

1. Go to ben-shoshan.com and look for a contact or inquiry option.
2. State what you're interested in — a specific painting, a size range, or general availability.
3. Ask about current availability and price, since neither is listed publicly.
4. Ask about shipping and provenance, particularly if you are outside Israel.

If you prefer to see the work in person before buying, her exhibition history is the other lead: the site states her artwork has been exhibited in numerous locations across the USA, Europe, and Israel. Checking current exhibition listings is a reasonable way to view pieces and ask about acquisition on site.

What to know before you inquire

• She is an autodidact artist who has worked for 30 years, so there is no gallery-representation structure described on the site — inquiries go to the artist or studio directly.
• The work is metaphysical in intent. The site says her motivation is to share her visions "to expand their consciousness and inspire new ways of thinking," and that her interest in metaphysics and mysticism led her to study the Kabbalah and alternative philosophies. If you're buying for a specific space or collection, this context is worth knowing.
• Writings accompany the paintings. Her articles and short essays have been published in magazines worldwide alongside her paintings, so if you're interested in the ideas behind the work, the book is the most direct written source.

Common snags

• No published prices for originals. Don't expect a shopping cart for paintings; expect a conversation.
• The book and the art are separate purchases. Amazon handles the book; the site or the artist handles originals.
• Availability is not guaranteed. As one-of-a-kind works, specific pieces may already be placed. Ask what is currently available rather than assuming a listed image is for sale.