According to the previous owner, this work was executed for close friends of the artist whose coat-of-arms were "Dig, Dance and Daven." This motto reflected their love of gardening, dancing and pꦍrayer and is the subject of the central panel. The border is comprised of cut-out flowers, birds and dancing Hassidic men. Additionally, there are roundels throughout the border depicting synagogue scenes, dancers, musicians and gardeners. The delicately rendered cut-out is made more brilliant by the underlying gold background.

According to Mira Schor, the artist's daughter, this work wa🅷s ꦉexecuted in the mid-1950s.