Blue 39 Names Tallit by Pardes Designs
$284.00
In stock
SKU: PDD-0003
Description
This Tallit includes the 39 names of the books in the Bible. The names are written in Hebrew. The Bible represents our history and values. It provides a basis for our actions as individual and together as the Jewish people. Wearing this Tallit embraces you with our story and our heritage. Each Tzizit (the fringes on each corner of the Tallit) includes 39 windings. Each one represents a book in the Bible. This Tallit represents the past. You, the wearer, represent the present and the future of our people. This tallit includes a matching tallit bag
- Dimensions: 72L x 18W
- Color: Blue
- SKU: PDD-0003
About the Artist: PARDES depicts the essence of my work intentionally combining vibrant colors with Jewish symbolism. In Hebrew PARDES (PaRDeS) means orchard, garden that brings beauty and fruitfulness. On a deeper level it is an acronym for the four levels of Torah interpretation.* Sharona love to create beautiful and meaningful Tallitot that will connect you with your roots, history and strengthen your feeling of connection to us as One People. The Talliitot depicts different biblical concepts using symbols, letters, Jewish Gematria and personal interpretations. Her desire for visual beauty, intellectual rigor and spiritual depth is based on her passion for Judaism.
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Care
Dry clean only
Details
| Dimensions | 72L x 18W |
|---|---|
| Width | 18 in |
| Length | 72 in |
| Material | Satin Polyester |
| Style | Decorative |
| Recipient | Unisex |
About Sharona Lomberg
PARDES depicts the essence of my work intentionally combining vibrant colors with Jewish symbolism. In Hebrew PARDES (PaRDeS) means orchard, garden that brings beauty and fruitfulness. On a deeper level it is an acronym for the four levels of Torah interpretation.* Sharona love to create beautiful and meaningful Tallitot that will connect you with your roots, history and strengthen your feeling of connection to us as One People. The Talliitot depicts different biblical concepts using symbols, letters, Jewish Gematria and personal interpretations. Her desire for visual beauty, intellectual rigor and spiritual depth is based on her passion for Judaism.
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