The day of love, under a full Moon
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ט״ו
= 15 = full Moon
Why it is always a full Moon
A Hebrew month starts with the new Moon, so its fifteenth day is the full one. On 17 August 2027 the Sun sets over Jerusalem at 19:20 and the full Moon rises three minutes later, just as Tu B’Av begins.
- 19:20
- sunset, Jerusalem
- 19:23
- moonrise, Jerusalem
- 100%
- lit, Jerusalem
אני לדודי ודודי לי
“I am my beloved’s, and my beloved is mine.” Right to left, under the stars of your night.
- ירח מלא99% מואר · בן 16 ימיםנועה ואוריאני לדודי ודודי לי12 באוגוסט 2022 — Paris, France48.8534° צ 2.3488° מז
“I am my beloved's”
- ירח מלא99% מואר · בן 16 ימיםנועה ואוריהשמיים של הלילה שבו נפגשנו12 באוגוסט 2022 — Paris, France48.8534° צ 2.3488° מז
“The sky of the night we met”
- Full moon99% illuminated · 16 days oldNoa & UriThe night we metAugust 12, 2022 — Paris, France48.8534° N 2.3488° E
English
About the Tu B’Av print
When is Tu B'Av in 2027?
The 15th of Av 5787 begins at sundown on Tuesday 17 August 2027 and lasts through Wednesday 18 August.
Is it always a full Moon?
Yes. Hebrew months begin with the new Moon, so the 15th falls at the full Moon. In 2027 it rises over Jerusalem at 19:23, three minutes after sunset, on the evening Tu B'Av begins.
What is on the print?
The real stars over the place you met, on the night you met, with that night's Moon beneath them, your two names and a line in Hebrew. You also get the same sky with the constellations named, and the Moon on its own.
Can it be in Hebrew?
Yes. The studio for Tu B'Av opens in Hebrew, right to left, with the date and the Moon phase in Hebrew. Your names stay exactly as you type them.
Will it arrive in time?
Yes, whenever you order. It is a print file, not a parcel: it reaches your inbox within minutes, ready to print the same day.
How big can I print it?
The file is 9,000 × 12,000 pixels, a true 300 dpi at 75×100 cm (30×40 in), and sharp at every smaller size.