Religious Articles
- Crown Velvet Torah Mantle Choice of Colors - Suitable for Multiple Lines of Text Embroidery$330.00 - $350.00Best Seller
- Classic Velvet Torah Mantle – Torah Crown, Tablets and Floral Pillars$350.00
- Velvet Torah Mantle - Tablets, Crown of Torah, Floral Design, Biblical Verse$350.00
- Polyresin Netilat Yadayim Wash Cup - Black and Gold Wave Design$39.00New!
- Menorah Design Custom Torah Mantle Premium Velvet - Choice of Colors$330.00 - $350.00
- Chabad Menorah Design Custom Mantle - Choice of Colors$330.00 - $350.00
- Yair Emanuel Hand Painted Wood Yad Torah Pointer on Stand - Seven Species$31.30
- Polyresin Netilat Yadayim Wash Cup - Ivory and Gold Wave Design$39.00New!
- Etz Chaim Torah Scroll silver and wood Roller Plates and Handles$1,335.78
- White Velvet Handmade Torah Belt$22.65
- Adi Sidler Contemporary Anodized Aluminum Charity Tzedakah Box - Gray$82.55
- Round Brown Wood Charity Box with Metal Plate Depicting Western Wall DesignHeight: 6.3"$39.00New!
- Yair Emanuel Hand Painted Wood Yad Torah Pointer on Stand - Jerusalem Images$31.30
- Yair Emanuel Anodized Aluminum Silver Torah Pointer Yad - Multicolor BandsSize: 7.5"$21.74
- Brown Wood Tzedakah Box with Metal Plate - Western Wall DesignHeight: 5.1"$29.00New!
- Elegant Crown and Swirl Torah Mantel$804.33
- Silver Plated Mayim Achronim Hand Wash Cup - Jerusalem design$46.40
- Crown and Flowers Custom Torah Mantle Premium Velvet - Choice of Colors$330.00 - $350.00
- Metal Square Charity Box with Lock and Key - Jerusalem Images with Western Wall$12.08
- Crystal Tzedakah Box, Prayer in Gold for Worthy Children - Mirror SurfaceHeight:4.7"/12 cm$29.00New!
- Adi Sidler Contemporary Anodized Aluminum Charity Tzedakah Box - Blue$82.55
- Yair Emanuel Hand Painted Wood Yad Torah Pointer on Stand - Oriental Forest$31.30
- Silver Plated and Wood Tzedakah Charity Box - Old-City Jerusalem DesignHeight: 5.8"$22.65
- Yair Emanuel Round Charity Tzedakah Box, Stacked Discs - Matte and Shiny Grays$45.00
- Decorative Metal Torah Pointer – Either Pewter or Silver Plate Finish$9.97
- Yair Emanuel Colorful House-Shaped Wood Tzedakah Charity Box - JerusalemHeight: 7"$57.38
- Adi Sidler Contemporary Torah Pointer, Etched Hebrew Words - Black$81.25
- Dark Blue Velvet Handmade Torah Belt$22.65
- Yair Emanuel Hand Painted Rectangle Tzedakah Charity Box - OrientalHeight: 5”$49.08
- Blue Velvet Handmade Torah Belt$22.65
- Silver Plated Hexagonal Wooden Tzedakah boxHeight: 5"$34.79
- Adi Sidler Contemporary Style Torah Pointer with Etched Hebrew Words- Gray$81.25
Jewish Religious and Ceremonial Articles
The items featured here are used for Jewish ceremonial practices, some exclusively in the synagogue, some at home and others are used in both locations. For examples, the Torah scrolls are almost exclusively used in the shul, or synagogue, however there are circumstances where one is brought into a private home for various purposes such as a home where individuals are mourning, or sitting shiva, to use the Hebrew term. Then a Sefer Torah is brought into the house so that the male members of the family can hear the bi-weekly Torah reading, as it is forbidden for them to leave the house. The Sefer Torah is written by a holy scribe using age old tradition and Halacha, and can be prepared according to Sefardic or Ashkenaz Custom. Then a ornate Mantle is prepared for it, often with a memorial inion, and a Torah Belt is lovingly placed around the middle. Often it is brought to the synagogue in a festive parade with all community members carrying it under a Huppah to it's new home as the onlookers sing and dance fervently. The Torah reading is done while using the Yad, or Torah pointer, used as a helpful tool in pointing out the correct place to the Torah Reader. The ritual washing done before meals and upon waking in the morning is done with Netilat Yadayim Cups, available in standard or decorative items, often matching the home decor. The Mayim Achronim cups are used to ritually wash hands after meals, before reciting the Grace after Meals, or benching. As charity is an important part of the Jewish culture, since one is commanded to tithe one's earnings, the Tzedakah boxes are often put on the Shabbat table for the woman of the house to use before candle lighting, or for a synagogue, as a useful and decorative item.