This Israeli postage stamp, issued in 1969, features a bold artistic depiction of a cluster of purple grapes with a vine leaf, symbolizing the country’s rich agricultural heritage. The Hebrew inscription at the top reads “Moadim Le-Simcha” (“A Joyous Festival”), referencing the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot), one of the three major Jewish pilgrimage festivals. The grape motif is significant, as it recalls the biblical description of the Land of Israel as a land of vines and fruits. With its modern graphic style in striking purple shades, the stamp captures both tradition and contemporary design. Denominated at 160 Agorot, it remains a desirable piece for collectors interested in Israeli festivals, Judaica, and agricultural themes.