Hidur Mitzvah (beautification) has always been an important part of the Festival celebration. The Talmud suggests hanging "handmade carpets and tapestries, nuts, almonds, peaches, pomegranates, branches of grapes, vines...wreaths of corn ears" (Betzah 30b).

This Sukkah Banner, based on the watercolor painting Gan Eden by Adam Rhine, is printed with the latest silk-screen and dye sublimation techniques on colorful, weather-proof nylon fabric. The Banner is 22 inches wide and 22 inches high, with dowel pockets top & bottom for hanging (dowels included). A limited number of this collectable banner is printed for Sukkot, and are available exclusively through The Sukkah Project (Sukkot.com)