Judaica shop
Judaica from the land of Israel - huge selection of Tallit (prayer shawls) Menorah, Kiddush cups and Mezuzah. High quality Messianic products for use in service to God. Shipped to you direct from Jerusalem. Judaica, or Jewish ceremonial art, includes a wide range of objects that are used in the Jewish religion. The tradition of Judaism includes the commissioning Judaica from artists and craftsmen because performance of religious customs using beautifully crafted objects is a way to honor the Commandments of God. In Exodus 15:2, it is mentioned, “This is my God and I will glorify him.” Each Judaica item has its own religious symbolism and hence, different items are used depending on the religious ceremony. Bar Mitzvah is one ceremony that sees Judaica items being used in their full glory.
Uses of Judaica in various Jewish religious customs
Apart from Bar Mitzvah, Judaica is used in Shabbat, Hanukkah and Sukkot. The items under each category include:
Shabbat
- Challah cutting boards with covers
- Havdalah candles with holders
- Havdalah spice boxes
- Kiddush cups
- Netilat Yediam
Hanukkah
- Chanukah candles
- Chanukah menorahs
- Chanukah oils
- Driedels
- Gelt holders
Sukkot
Judaica web store
Judaica Jerusalem is famous all over the world and is exported to Jews in the far reaches of our planet. Jews, when they travel to Israel, ensure that they buy Holyland Judaica items to take back home. It is believed that when someone has Israel’s Judaica items at home, these items bring a special blessingh. And of course, whenever there are Jewish ceremonies to be conducted, these items find various uses. More than one Judaica shop can be found anywhere within Israel and the items on sale include kippahs, menorahs, shofars and mezuzahs among others.
Buy all your Judaica items from the most reputed online stores like ours. We have the widest collection of Judaica art and we offer shipping anywhere. Shopping online from our store also helps you to save on money. So, you don’t need to spend time traveling to Israel to buy your favorite Judaica items.
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