Bier Judaica Handcrafted Sterling Silver Mezuzah Case With Jerusalem Design
Sale ends in:Observe the mitzvah of mezuzah in style with this remarkable designer mezuzah case from Bier Judaica:
- Made from sterling silver, this rectangular case is decorated along the bottom with a gold-colored Jerusalem motif and is set in the center with a gold-colored Hebrew letter Shin, representing the name of God.
- An original design and work of handcraftsmanship from the Land of Israel.
- The perfect way to express your personal faith as well as your devotion to the Holy City of Jerusalem.
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925 Sterling Silver
Size: 13 cm / 5.12"
Weight: 45 g / 1.59 oz
Suitable for a 12 cm scroll
Uniquely connect your traditional observance of the mitzvah of mezuzah to the Land of Israel with this exquisite mezuzah case from Bier Judaica. Handcrafted from sterling silver, this rectangular mezuzah case boasts a polished finish and is decorated along the bottom with a gold-colored representation of the Holy City of Jerusalem. Set within the center of this work is a gold-colored Hebrew letter Shin, representing the name of God. From the Land of Israel, this designer mezuzah case will make a terrific gift for a housewarming, birthday, anniversary or any other special occasion.
Please note: This item is custom made according to your specific order. Please allow up to 10 business days from the date of purchase before the item is shipped.
Inspired by modern art and the colorful tapestry of life in Jerusalem, Bier Judaica brings you high-end, original silver Judaica pieces that are both beautiful and practical. The founder, Yitzhak Bier, studied at Jerusalem's prestigious Bezalel Academy of Art & Design and later founded his own workshop in the city. Yitzhak designed pieces of great importance and note, such as gifts distributed by Israeli Presidents and Prime Ministers to foreign dignitaries, lamps in Haifa's Great Synagogue and the doors of Jerusalem's Municipality building. Today, Yitzhak's sons, Mordechai and Meir, follow in their father's footsteps to bring you excellence and craftsmanship.
