Tel Aviv Tattoo Artists Turn Back to Painting After War, With Works Selling for 40,000 Shekels Each
Adith and Avihu Ben Gida, a Tel Aviv couple with two children, say they pay 14,500 shekels a month in rent for a home near the Kfar HaYarok and HaMesila neighborhoods, close to their children’s schools and activities. Adith, 35, is from Migdal HaEmek and Avihu, 35, is from Kiryat Shmona. They met at 19 through mutual friends, after Avihu messaged her on Facebook, and stayed in contact for a year before meeting in person. Both trained in London before building a tattoo business in Tel Aviv.
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