This collection is made of modern polymer material, which is very light, strong, decorative and resistant. The pattern is laser-engineered, back cap made of painted aluminum.These mezuzas can be fixed on the street or in any room. Decorative coating, which…
Collection of metal and leatherThis collection is made of aluminum, which is covered with natural leather. The cap is also made of aluminum, which protects the scroll from moisture and air. The letter is cut out of steel. The base…
I use a very rare and valuable species of wood to make this collection. A special part of the trunk where the sleeping buds are located close together and form a decorative growth. In the cut they look like rays…
Before attaching the mezuzah to the jamb, a blessing is pronounced:BARUCH ATA ADONAI ELOGEINU MELEH AOLAM ASHER KIDESHANU BEMITSVOTAV VECIVANU LIKVOA MEZUZAH “Blessed are You, G-d, our G-d, the Lord of the Universe, who sanctified us with his commandments and…
The case with the mezuzah is attached to the jamb, which is located to the right in relation to the person entering the room. The direction of the person entering the interior is determined by the direction of his movement…
Outside of Israel, the mezuzah should be installed no later than the 30th day from the day of settlement in an apartment or in a house, and in Israel – from the moment of settlement. The reason for this difference…
The mezuzah is installed on the side of the jamb that is external to the room, i.e. in front of the entrance. However, if there are concerns that the mezuzah may be stolen or damaged, it is allowed to attach…
By law, mezuzahs are attached to the door jambs of all rooms of a Jewish home or place of work, if this room is related only to a Jew or his family. (i.e., in a communal apartment, a mezuzah is…
It is written in Sefer a-Hinuh: “The essence of this commandment is to remind a person at any time of faith in the Almighty, Blessed is He, including when entering the house and leaving the house.” The mezuzah reminds the…
When a Jew attaches a mezuzah, he entrusts his house and everyone living in it under the patronage and protection of the Almighty. The Lubavitcher Rebbe compared the mezuzah to a soldier’s helmet capable of saving a life. A mezuzah…
