Yair Emanuel Embroidered Tallit and Tefillin Bag Set - Blue Priestly Blessing
Sale ends in:Keep your tallit and tefilin safe and sacred with these special bags from Yair Emanuel:
- This cream-colored set of bags is embroidered with deep shades of blue that make up fun patterns, as well as present the traditional Priestly Blessing.
- An original design from one of Israel's top Judaica artists.
- Can make a wonderful gift for any special occasion!
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Size of tallit bag: 14" X 11" / 35 X 28 cm
Size of tefillin bag: 8.3" X 6.7" / 21 X 17 cm
We are proud to present an exciting line of Artistic Judaica by Yair Emanuel.
These beautiful tallit and tefillin bags provide a safe place to store your prayer attire, while adding a little inspirational style to your synagogue experience. The intricately embroidered design on each bag features the Biblical verse from the traditional Priestly Blessing, Yevarechecha Hashem Veyishmerecha, Yaer Hashem Panav Elecha Vichuneka, Yisa Hashem Panav Elecha Veyasem Lecha Shalom ("May G-d bless you and keep you. May G-d cause the Divine light to shine upon you and be gracious to you. May G-d turn towards you, and grant you peace.") (Numbers 6:24-26). A wonderful gift for a Bar/Bat Mitzvah, birthday or any Jewish holiday.
The set comes with a quality soft clear golden rimmed zippered PVC pouch for protection.
Israel’s most popular artist Yair Emanuel studied at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, and now lives and works in Jerusalem. He creates stunning Judaica and art from a range of media, ranging from hand-painted silk and hand-sewn embroidery to brightly painted wood and muted metals. Emanuel’s work is characterized by the unique combination of traditional Jewish motifs and modern design and technique. His pieces are vibrantly colored and vividly bright, and are sure to add sparkle and style to any room!
