Mezuzah Scroll / Klaf / Parchment
These scrolls are handwritten on parchment from Israel. They embody the full energy and spirit of the mitzvah of mezuzah. Paired with a decorative case, they make a meaningful addition to your home, and a wonderful gift for the spiritual and religious people in your life.
Kosher handwritten scroll on leather parchment.
Medium is 7cm tall, and fits most cases
Large is 10cm tall, and fits large cases only
What is a Mezuzah? Written by Aimee Golant
The word mezuzah means doorpost. It is an ancient Jewish tradition to put sacred words (in the form of a very specific scroll) on our doorposts as a reminder that the home is a sanctuary – a sacred and safe haven. What is written on the scroll is the core teaching in Judaism paired down to one paragraph called the S’hma and V’ahavta, which are found in the Torah in Deuteronomy.
The first of the Jewish values, hand-written in Hebrew on the parchment scroll, is a call to listen and understand that we are all one. The writings then instruct us to love kindness, to treat all things with truth and compassion, to care for the earth and everything that dwells upon it, and to teach these values to our children and our children’s children.
According to the teaching, if we uphold these values, peace and justice will prevail and there will be protection for the soul.
-Aimee Golant
These scrolls are handwritten on parchment from Israel. They embody the full energy and spirit of the mitzvah of mezuzah. Paired with a decorative case, they make a meaningful addition to your home, and a wonderful gift for the spiritual and religious people in your life.
Kosher handwritten scroll on leather parchment.
Medium is 7cm tall, and fits most cases
Large is 10cm tall, and fits large cases only
What is a Mezuzah? Written by Aimee Golant
The word mezuzah means doorpost. It is an ancient Jewish tradition to put sacred words (in the form of a very specific scroll) on our doorposts as a reminder that the home is a sanctuary – a sacred and safe haven. What is written on the scroll is the core teaching in Judaism paired down to one paragraph called the S’hma and V’ahavta, which are found in the Torah in Deuteronomy.
The first of the Jewish values, hand-written in Hebrew on the parchment scroll, is a call to listen and understand that we are all one. The writings then instruct us to love kindness, to treat all things with truth and compassion, to care for the earth and everything that dwells upon it, and to teach these values to our children and our children’s children.
According to the teaching, if we uphold these values, peace and justice will prevail and there will be protection for the soul.
-Aimee Golant
These scrolls are handwritten on parchment from Israel. They embody the full energy and spirit of the mitzvah of mezuzah. Paired with a decorative case, they make a meaningful addition to your home, and a wonderful gift for the spiritual and religious people in your life.
Kosher handwritten scroll on leather parchment.
Medium is 7cm tall, and fits most cases
Large is 10cm tall, and fits large cases only
What is a Mezuzah? Written by Aimee Golant
The word mezuzah means doorpost. It is an ancient Jewish tradition to put sacred words (in the form of a very specific scroll) on our doorposts as a reminder that the home is a sanctuary – a sacred and safe haven. What is written on the scroll is the core teaching in Judaism paired down to one paragraph called the S’hma and V’ahavta, which are found in the Torah in Deuteronomy.
The first of the Jewish values, hand-written in Hebrew on the parchment scroll, is a call to listen and understand that we are all one. The writings then instruct us to love kindness, to treat all things with truth and compassion, to care for the earth and everything that dwells upon it, and to teach these values to our children and our children’s children.
According to the teaching, if we uphold these values, peace and justice will prevail and there will be protection for the soul.
-Aimee Golant
