Traditional Yemenite Art Handcrafted Sterling Silver Filigree Tzedakah Box With Stacked Design
Sale ends in:No Jewish home is complete without a tzedakah box for collecting charity to donate to a worthy cause. For a tzedakah box that will take pride of place in your home, check out this magnificent one from Shoham Yemenite Art:
- Decorated with an elegant filigree motif, this tzedakah box boasts a stacked motif and is set on front with the word "Tzedakah" written in a stylish Hebrew script.
- Expertly handcrafted in the hills surrounding Jerusalem.
- If you want to make a donation to your local synagogue, this tzedakah box will make a terrific one that will be appreciated for many years to come.
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925 Sterling Silver
Height: 9 cm / 3.54"
Width: 5 cm / 1.97"
Depth: 3.5 cm / 1.38"
Weight: 110 g / 3.88 oz
Beautifully complement the décor of any room in your home with this remarkable tzedakah box from Shoham Yemenite Art. Skillfully handcrafted from sterling silver, this work boasts a stacked design and is decorated with an elegant filigree pattern. The Hebrew word "Tzedakah," written in a polished script, is set on the front of this work. A masterful blend traditional ritual and contemporary design, you will love displaying this tzedakah box in your home or office for many years to come.
Please Note: As this item is handcrafted according to traditional methods, please allow up to 14 business days before the item is shipped for delivery. If you are purchasing it as a gift for a special occasion, we advise that you allow enough time for it to reach its destination.
A second-generation Israeli from a Yemenite family, Shoham Simchi began to train as a silversmith in his teen years, following in the footsteps of his family members before him. For the past 20 years, Simchi has been producing exquisite sterling silver works of Judaica in his Jerusalem-area workshop, blending together traditional and modern methods of craftsmanship.
