What is a Mezuzah? The
Mezuzah is a prayer scroll, handwritten on parchment by a scribe. The text
includes the important Jewish prayer, the Shema, and two additional paragraphs
from the Torah. The Mitzvah of placing the Mezuzah is derived from Deuteronomy
6:4-9 "inscribe them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates". We have
created a collection of vibrant Mezuzah Cases to protect the Mezuzah Scroll and
allow for easy attachment to any doorpost. Our Mezuzot portray the
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cornucopia of
customs and beliefs of the Jewish faith. Several designs feature Jewish wedding
traditions, such as the chupa or a full Ketubah text. Others are visual
reminders of Torah writings - of Noah, Moses, or the Tribes of Israel. Doves,
Torah Scrolls, and Trees of Life are just a few of the other icons we have used
to create objects that are functional works of ritual art. Drawing on
traditional Judaic symbols and celebrations, our Mezuzah designs offer a unique
and beautiful way to help fulfill this mitzvah. To read the English
translation of the Mezuzah text please click here.
