Personalized Jerusalem Mezuzah Case from Yair Emanuel
Sale ends in:Since this product will be custom manufactured, the minimum quantity is 30.
Enhance your guests’ experience even more with this stunning, personalized mezuzah case give-away from the Land of Israel:
- Displays the beautiful Jerusalem windmill skyline and a Shin on top to denote divine protection
- Crafted by the famous artist Yair Emanuel.
- One-of-a-kind piece including the logo of your organization or emblem from your celebration that will adorn the homes of many for years to come!
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Size: 6" x 1.2" x 0.5" / 15cm x 3cm x 1.3cm
Fits scroll length: 4.7" / 12cm
To easily affix this mezuzah case to your door, this item comes with double-sided tape along its back.
Intended for indoor use only.
Leave your guests feeling special and loved with this increidbly gorgeous, personalized mezuzah case by Yair Emanuel. Adorned in royalty with the vibrant Jerusalem windmill skyline, this mezuzah case will showcase the logo or emblem of your choice at the bottom from your organization or wedding event. Take the impetus of bringing people together to inspire even more change, with this mezuzah cover (and scroll at an additional cost) that will encourage divine protection in the homes of those you care about. Amazing give-away that will leave people wanting even more of what you represent!
For personalization options, availability, and group prices please contact our customer service team at [email protected]m and we will be happy to assist you!
As this product will be custom made, please allow ample time before your event to place your order.
Artist Yair Emanuel, a graduate of the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, lives and works in Jerusalem. Vivid and harmonious colors as well as a mixture of the old and the new characterize Emanuel's work, which is designed and crafted in his Jerusalem studio. The principal techniques utilized encompass painting on silk, hand-embroidery, raw-silk appliqué and painting on wood.
