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Israel Flag Proposal No.61 by Nissim Shtrick

Israel Flag Proposal No.61 by Nissim Shtrick

Kiss-cut sticker, glossy vinyl on a square backing sheet.

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  • Indoor glossy vinylLaptops, journals, phone cases, mirrors. Not waterproof.
  • Printed to orderMade in the USA when you order, not pulled off a shelf.
  • Free U.S. shippingOn orders over $25.

Israel Flag Proposal No.61 by Nissim Shtrick (Israel) STICKER Vinyl Kiss-Cut Decal

A striped blue-and-white proposal in which a Star of David and a group of seven stars share the field, with a menorah and a touch of yellow adding weight to the layout.

Visual Elements & Composition

Blue and white run through the design in vertical bands, with blue carrying about half the surface and white most of the remainder. Yellow appears in small amounts, mainly on the menorah and in the stars, so the palette stays disciplined. The vertical stripes give the composition a steady rhythm, and the central motifs sit within that structure rather than breaking it. The Star of David and the seven stars are arranged as a clear group, with the menorah set alongside them. The rendering is flat vector work, with crisp edges and no shading, so each shape reads cleanly at a distance.

Meaning & Symbolism

Nissim Shtrick submitted this proposal to the 1948 competition held to choose the national flag of Israel. The Star of David and the menorah were two of the most familiar emblems of Jewish identity, and the seven stars follow a suggestion attributed to Theodore Herzl, who linked seven stars to a seven-hour working day. Many proposals from that contest drew on the same Zionist vocabulary, and this one was not adopted and remained a proposal. It records the symbolic language that designers used when they tried to give the new state a single, recognisable image.

Cut to Its Own Outline

A kiss-cut sticker follows the artwork's edge, so the Star of David and the cluster of stars read as a single shape once the sticker is trimmed. The vertical blue and white bands give the sticker a strong, graphic silhouette that holds up well in a small size. Placed on a notebook cover, a laptop lid or a window, the proposal becomes a compact record of the 1948 flag debate, with the star group at its centre.

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About this design

Israel Flag Proposal No.61 by Nissim Shtrick

Every sticker is printed in the USA when you order it, from the artwork shown above.

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Israel
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Glossy kiss-cut vinyl stickers made for smooth, indoor surfaces — laptops, journals, mirrors, and other finished items. Crisp edges, vivid color, strong hold, and not waterproof.

What “kiss-cut” means: the blade cuts the vinyl layer into the exact shape while leaving the backing liner whole, so pieces separate cleanly and lift off the sheet without tearing. It’s the neatest way to produce shaped stickers and multi-piece sheets.

  • Material: reliable vinyl face with a permanent acrylic adhesive formulated for smooth, non-porous surfaces.
  • Finish: glossy surface that enhances contrast and depth without feeling overly reflective.
  • Printing: eco-solvent inks provide dense color and crisp detail for fine lines and gradients.
  • Use case: intended for indoor environments only — not waterproof. Not recommended for continuous exposure to moisture or dishwashing.
  • Application friendly: easy-peel backing and a liner that releases cleanly to help reduce bubbles and misfeeds during placement.

These stickers perform best on smooth, dust-free surfaces — think laptop lids, sealed notebooks, glass, mirrors, finished shelving and lockers. They’ll stick well where the surface is flat and clean; avoid rough wood, silicone, fabric, and heavily textured paint.

  1. Clean: remove dust and oils with a lint-free cloth. For stubborn grime, use a mild soap and water rinse; let the area dry completely.
  2. Align: peel a corner, position carefully, then press the center down first.
  3. Smooth: work outward from the center with a soft card or a thumb to push air out and ensure the edges set down firmly.

Tip: give the adhesive 24 hours to fully settle before heavy handling. These are not designed for outdoor or wet conditions.

  • Gently dust with a soft, dry cloth, moving from the center outward to avoid scratching the gloss.
  • For light marks, a barely damp microfiber will lift residue — blot, don’t scrub, and dry right away.
  • Avoid bleach, solvents, abrasive pads, and steam; moisture or harsh chemicals can lift edges and fade inks.

Reminder: these stickers are not waterproof. Keep them away from sinks, outdoor exposure, and dishwasher cycles to maintain adhesion and finish.

Sizes are measured across the sticker’s longest side. For example, a 3″ sticker is 3 inches across its largest dimension (height or width, depending on the shape).

The kiss-cut follows the sticker’s outline for a tidy border; complex shapes can show small variances, but the advertised measurement refers to the maximum edge-to-edge length.

Which one do I need?

Pick by where it's going.

  • Indoors & smooth

    Kiss-cut: glossy, cut on a square backing sheet so it peels cleanly.

    LaptopJournalPhone caseMirror

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  • Outdoors & wet

    Die-cut, holographic or clear: matte laminate, UV and water resistant, cut to the shape.

    Water bottleCoolerBumperHard hat

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  • Behind glass

    Window (reverse-print): sticks to the inside of a window and reads correctly from outside.

    Car windowShop doorDorm window

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