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Black Suede Kippah 5.1" / 13 cm
£5.94
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Observe wearing a kippah in style with this great kippah from the Land of Israel:
Made of high-quality, black suede.
Can be bought in bulk!
Will make a great gift for any occasion.
Buy 6 for
£5.65
each and save 5 %
Buy 12 for
£5.35
each and save 10 %
Buy 18 for
£4.76
each and save 20 %
Buy 36 for
£4.16
each and save 30 %
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Suede
Diameter: 13cm / 5.1"
Worn as a sign of reverence to G-d, the kippah is worn by observant Jewish men throughout their day to day lives, and in particular during prayer or when performing religious rituals. Simple but sophisticated, this black suede kippah is ideal for use at synagogue, Jewish life cycle events (weddings, Bar Mitzvahs etc) or simply as an everyday symbol of your faith.
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