An Alef-Samech ligature with additional letters above and below, together spelling “אין סוף - without end,” one of the infinite and inadequate descriptors for G!d in the Jewish mystical tradition. 
 
“Know that before the emanations were emanated and the creations were created, there was a supernal, simple light filling all of existence. There was no vacant space . . . rather, all was filled with that simple, endless light. There was no beginning and no end; rather, all was one simple light, with a single equivalence. This is what is called the Ohr Ein Sof (Infinite Light)” —R. Chaim Vital, Eitz Chayim, opening chapter, quoted by Tzvi Freeman on Chabad.org
 
This piece is hand-written, and one of a kind.
 
Materials: klaf (parchment) and diyo (ink)
Dimensions: 3in wide x 7.5in tall (roughly)