This striking Blue & White Wool Tallit for men – Bar Mitzvah Tallit, Wedding Tallit, Hebrew Prayer Shawl is decorated with stripes of varying shades of beautiful Blue Taffeta and Velvet.
This striking Blue & White Wool Tallit for men – Bar Mitzvah Tallit, Wedding Tallit is decorated with stripes of varying shades of beautiful Blue Taffeta and Velvet.This Jewish Prayer Shawl would make a wonderful gift for any man in your life for any special occasion! Suitable as a Bar Mitzvah Tallit, Wedding Tallit or everyday use.
The atara is embroidered and the blessing is in Hebrew. Like most Galilee Silks Tallit for men, it is sold in a set with a matching Tallit bag and kippaht.
The Tallit pattern is repeated on the Tallit bag and the kippah has a matching color.
Standard sizes:
20″ by 72″ (50cm x 183cm)
35″ by 72″ (90cm x 183cm)
55″ by 72″ (140cm x 183cm)
Like most of our Jewish Prayer Shawls, Bar Mitzvah Tallits, Wedding Tallits, Hebrew Prayer Shawls, it can be custom made in other sizes by request.
Made in Israel.
Preparation time: 2-3 days.
Shipping options:
Standard Economy (delivery within 3-4 weeks):
- $8 on orders of $149 and up
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$15 on orders of $148 and less
DHL Express\UPS ($35):
- Non Personalized items - delivery within 2-3 days once shipped
- Personalized items (name embroidery on the Tallit bag, customized size) - delivery within 5-10 days once ordered.
Custom Tallit - you can order this Bar Mitzvah tallit, Jewish Prayer Shawl, Wedding Tallit, Hebrew Prayer Shawl with a personalized name embroidery on the tallit bag, making it an even more meaningful gift!
Click here to see examples for the custom tallit bag with personalized name embroidery
The Hebrew text on the atarah is:
"ברוך אתה ד' אלוקינו מלך העולם אשר קדשנו במצוותיו וציוונו להתעטף בציצת"
Translation:
"Blessed are you, Adonai our God,
Sovereign of all,
who hallows us with mitzvot,
commanding us to wrap ourselves with the fringes."
"ברוך אתה ד' אלוקינו מלך העולם אשר קדשנו במצוותיו וציוונו להתעטף בציצת"
Translation:
"Blessed are you, Adonai our God,
Sovereign of all,
who hallows us with mitzvot,
commanding us to wrap ourselves with the fringes."