The central portrait in this piece features the revered Chofetz Chaim, one of Judaism's most esteemed scholars. Known for his profound teachings on the sanctity of speech, the Chofetz Chaim's work emphasized the moral imperative to guard one’s words. Encircling the portrait is the timeless verse: "Who is the man that desires life, who loves his days to see good? He is the one who keeps his tongue from speaking evil, and his lips from deceit." This evocative combination of visual art and sacred text serves as both a tribute to the Chofetz Chaim's legacy who dedicated his life to the sanctity of speech and the prohibition of gossip.
