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Faux Leather Blue and White Tallit & Tefillin Bag Set with Diamond Pattern
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Elevate your personal style with this exquisite set, drawing inspiration from the essence of the Land of Israel:
- Crafted from blue and white faux leather, each bag features a captivating diamond pattern along the bottom of the bags in the blue area. The Hebrew text of each bag's respective contents adds a touch of elegance.
- The smaller bag showcases the Hebrew inscription for "Tefillin." The larger bag displays the Hebrew word for "Tallit," both embroidered in a complementary shade of blue.
- This tallit and tefillin bag set is a classic addition to your Judaica collection.
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Faux Leather
Tefillin Bag Size: 22 cm x 25.5 cm / 8.66" x 10.04"
Tallit Bag Size: 29.5 cm x 36.5 cm / 11.61" x 14.37"
This set comes with a protective PVC bag
Elevate your personal style and deepen your connection to tradition with this fabulous tallit and tefillin bag set, meticulously crafted in the Land of Israel. Made from luxurious blue and white faux leather, both the tallit and tefillin bags are adorned with an exquisite blue embroidered design featuring the Hebrew words "Tallit" and "Tefillin" on their respective bags. Each bag is further enhanced with a stylish diamond pattern, adding a touch of sophistication to the overall design Cherishing moments of reflection, this set is sure to enhance your spiritual journey and bring a sense of pride to your Judaica collection. With its beauty and profound symbolism, this tallit and tefillin bag set makes a perfect gift for any occasion, symbolizing love, faith, and connection to the sacred land of Israel.
The Jerusalem-based Lion of Judah Studio brings you beautiful, unique Judaica and Jewish art straight from the Land of Israel. Lion of Judah Studio combines traditional and modern design elements in its pieces, incorporating uniquely Israeli and Jerusalem-based art styles and motifs.
