This 1977 commemorative stamp from Israel celebrates the Centenary of Petah Tiqwa, one of the earliest modern Jewish agricultural settlements and later a major city in central Israel. The design features a clean line-art skyline paired with vibrant horizontal color bands symbolizing growth, development, and the city’s transition from farmland to urban center. The minimalist houses and trees echo the settlement’s pioneering roots, while the bright palette reflects its modern identity. A visually striking issue, it is popular among thematic collectors of urban development, Israeli heritage, and modern graphic design.